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A spring full of snow. A spring that sees the mountain villages still covered by white snow as if it were winter. But above all a spring that sees high walls of snow that do not allow to open the Alpine passes.
Saturday 18 May 2019 1 minutes reading time
Walls in South Tyrol are more than 12 meters high. In these days we are working on the Stelvio Pass, Passo Stalle, Passo Pennes and Passo Rombo. Here the accumulation of snow, in some points, exceeds even 21 meters.
You work hard, day and night, even at the Gavia pass, in Lombardy, with snow walls up to 4 meters high and where the Giro d'Italia is scheduled for May 28th. Precisely for this reason, a meeting will be held on Thursday 23 May to take stock of the situation and decide whether the step can be opened for the great sporting event.
Snow up to 7 meters also on the hill of the Piccolo San Bernardo, in Valle d’Aosta, in La Thuile, where the ANAS teams are busy trying to open the pass for the end of May.
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