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Overall the avalanche danger is LOW and conditions are pretty safe. Watch for minor heat related avalanche activity during mid day when the sun is the strongest on the snow. You may see some "rollerballs" and small point release wet avalanches. Avoid gullies and terrain traps if this starts to occur.

Current Conditions: Skies started to clear Monday afternoon. Overnight temperatures were in the teens and the wind is generally light from the northwest. There has been no significant change in the snowpack or with the weather to change the avalanche conditions. Things are generally pretty safe out there.

Mountain Weather: We have a few nice sunny days ahead with high temperatures up around 40. Wind will be in the moderate speed range today from the north and will slow over the next couple of days. Skies cloud up late in the week and I'm starting to keep an eye on a potential snow storm for Sunday.

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