Moab
Peligro de aludes
General Announcements
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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.
Special Announcement
I've stopped issuing regular forecasts for the season but that doesn't mean the end of avalanches. I will continue to update this forecast with basic information and problems to look for after significant weather events through the end of the month. You can also use the weather links below.
It's been quite a year with lots of snow, and more than a few avalanches. I would like to thank everyone who helped out this season including local business sponsors Moab Gear Trader, Talking Mountain Yurts, and ROAM Industry. Your continued support is greatly appreciated! I would also like to thank our local observers and volunteers. It's great to have such a solid crew of engaged and knowledgeable folks out skiing, riding, and looking at the snow. Your information is invaluable, and it has really helped me up the level of my forecasts! And finally, I want to thank Voile for transporting me through the snow, and Arva for providing me with some extra security with their Reactor Airbag System. Looking forward to seeing you all next year!
Recent Activity
It was an active season for avalanches in the La Sals this year. For a partial list of avalanches go here.
Snow and Weather
New snow totals in Gold Basin (10,000')
Snotel totals at the Geyser Pass Trailhead (9600')
Winds at 11,000 feet on Abajo Peak (11,330') about 45 miles south.
National Weather Service point forecast.