Tetons

Three to five inches of new snow overnight and moderate ridge top winds have created easily triggered soft slabs to eight inches in depth on steep, lee slopes at Upper elevations. The new snow rests on surface hoar and light density snow over slick, hard crusts. Triggered slides will be most hazardous to backcountry users who could be swept over cliffs or into rocks due to the shallow snowpack. At Mid elevations the snow is mostly stable and at Low elevation slopes remain bare.