Tetons

Air temperatures dropped into the upper 20s overnight and formed a hard crust on the snow surface. The general avalanche hazard will be low during the early morning hours. Areas of wet snow from yesterday rain showers and warm temperatures exist beneath the surface crust. Warming temperatures will soften snow surfaces and increase the general avalanche hazard to MODERATE during that latter morning hours and to CONSIDERABLE in the afternoon. Wet snow avalanches are possible on steep slopes, especially those that receive rain. Wet slides could entrain large volumes of snow and become destructive. This advisory does not extend above an elevation of 10,500 feet. The extent of snow covered terrain below an elevation of 7,500 is limited.