Moab

The avalanche danger is generally LOW and the snowpack is mostly stable. Isolated areas of unstable snow may exist on upper elevation, northerly aspects where old, hard wind slabs may be found overlying layers of weak, sugary, faceted snow. Suspect crossloaded gullies, and areas where the snow feels hollow underneath. If new snow begins to accumulate, be on the lookout for shallow deposits of wind drifted snow along upper elevation ridge crests.

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The first storm system in over a month moved across the Intermountain West yesterday but unfortunately, Southeastern Utah was left out of the fun. Just under 2" of snow has fallen in Gold Basin at 10'000' with only a trace at the Geyser Pass Trailhead. Winds this morning are light and westerly, and 10,000' temps are in the mid teens. Today look for increasing SW winds gusting to 30 mph along ridge tops, and partly cloudy skies as the next storm system moves into the area. High temps at 10,000' will be in the mid 20's. We may see a few flakes later in the day but our best chance for snow will come tonight into Saturday with 3-5" possible.

New snow totals in Gold Basin (10,000')

Snow totals at the Geyser Pass Trailhead (9600')

Wind, temperature, and humidity on Pre Laurel Peak (11,700')

National Weather Service point forecast.