Tetons

Isolated pockets of shallow soft slab 6 to 8 inches deep could be triggered on steep, wind-loaded slopes underlain by slick, old snow surfaces.

A few scattered snow showers are possible associated with this cold front, but accumulations will be less than an inch, if at all. Mountain temperatures are expected to dip into the mid teens overnight before rising into the mid twenties on Thursday. Cloud cover should decrease on Thursday as a transitory ridge builds. Ridgetop winds will back the south at 10 to 15 miles per hour.The general avalanche hazard is expected to remain LOW on Thursday. Avalanche activity will be unlikely.