Skyline

The overall avalanche danger is MODERATE on the Skyline today.

Human triggered avalanches are possible but not all that likely.

HUNTINGTON CANYON REMAINS CLOSED AS UDOT ROAD CREWS CONTINUE TO DIG AVALANCHE DEBRIS THAT IS BLOCKING THE ROAD. IT IS CLOSED FROM MILLER FLAT DOWN TO CRANDALL CANYON.

Current Conditions: Wednesday's storm brought about 8 inches of new snow to the Skyline. This was very dense snow again containing around an inch of water. Definitely not our usual dry powder although riding conditions are quite good. The wind was not all that strong with the storm and is generally light from the west now. Temperatures were hovering around freezing during the storm and have plummeted into the mid teens overnight.

Mountain Weather: We have a break from the storms for a few days. Today we'll have mostly clear skies with high temperatures in the low to mid 20s and light west northwest wind. There might be some scattered low level clouds. The next couple of days look similar with gradually warming temperatures. Clouds move back in on Sunday ahead of some more chances for snow.

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This forecast is from the U.S.D.A. Forest Service, which is solely responsible for its content. This forecast describes general avalanche conditions and local variations always occur.