Salt River and Wyoming Ranges

The avalanche danger is Low today above 8,500 feet. The snowpack up there is shallow and mostly stable. It does not have a history of producing avalanches. Normal caution is advised on steep snow covered slopes with respect to avalanche hazards. Shallow snow depths mean the risk of hitting rocks and other obstacles is a serious concern. The lower elevations lack enough snow for a danger rating.

( Discussion is generated from the previous day's afternoon forecast. )A cold front on Saturday night will bring a chance of light snowfall to the mountains. Dry and mild conditions are on tap until that front arrives. Tomorrow’s highs will rise into the 30’s and 40’s. Winds will increase with gusts from 35 to 45 miles per hour by the evening hours. The general avalanche hazard is low on steep snow-covered slopes. This snowpack does not have a history of producing avalanches. Normal caution is advised.