Radar image forØysjøhola, Sømna (Nordland)
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Applies to Helgeland
On Friday we expect considerable avalanche danger for region Helgeland. Avalanche problem is wet snow (slab avalanches).
Read more at NVESeverityYellow severity - moderate dangerOrange severity - considerable dangerThe colour tells you how severe the situation can become (hjelp.yr.no)Red severity - extreme dangerInstructionsTravelling in avalanche terrain requires advanced knowledge, experience in route finding and ability to identify the avalanche problem. Generally, it is recommended to avoid avalanche terrain. Avalanches may hit some avalanche-exposed roads and occasionally settlements.
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Applies to deler av Trøndelag, Nordland og sør i Troms
SeverityYellow severity - moderate dangerOrange severity - considerable dangerThe colour tells you how severe the situation can become (hjelp.yr.no)Red severity - extreme dangerInstructionsKeep away from steep slopes, as well as streams and rivers with high discharge.
ConsequencesSituation that requires vigilance and may cause local damages
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Applies to Nordland og nord i Trøndelag
SeverityYellow severity - moderate dangerOrange severity - considerable dangerThe colour tells you how severe the situation can become (hjelp.yr.no)Red severity - extreme dangerInstructionsCleaning of drainage paths and culverts is recommended.
ConsequencesSituation that requires vigilance and may cause local damages
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Applies to Roervik - Loedingen
Late saturday morning and early afternoon southwest occasionally near gale force 7.
SeverityYellow severity - moderate dangerOrange severity - considerable dangerThe colour tells you how severe the situation can become (hjelp.yr.no)Red severity - extreme dangerInstructionsDo not go out at sea in a small boat.
ConsequencesSea heaps up. Moderate amounts of airborne spray.
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