Tetons

Pockets of soft surface slab up to three feet in depth exist at the mid and upper elevations. These slabs are likely to be easily triggered by humans and could step down to deep old snow surfaces or the ground especially in cliff areas and in steep wind loaded starting zones. Yesterday one foot slabs released naturally at elevations of 7,200 and 8,800 feet in the Snake River Range and an 18 inch deep slab was triggered on approach on the North Woods run of Teton Pass.