Salt River and Wyoming Ranges

The snowpack is mostly stable. Along the highest ridges on steep wind-loaded slopes, skiers and riders could find isolated pockets of small wind slab avalanches. Due to the thin snowpack and hidden obstacles, any moving snow could result in severe consequences.

( Discussion is generated from the previous day's afternoon forecast. )An inversion will form overnight as mountain temperatures drop into the single digits and valleys below zero. Clouds will continue to dissipate, and for tomorrow, mostly clear skies are expected. Mountain and valley temperatures will climb into the twenties, and light winds will remain out of the north to northwest. The snowpack is mostly stable, and the avalanche hazard will be Low. Along the highest ridges on steep wind-loaded slopes, skiers and riders could find isolated pockets of small wind slab, 6 to 12 inches deep. Due to the thin snowpack and hidden obstacles, any moving snow could result in severe consequences.