Tetons

The snowpack is mostly stable below 10,500 feet. Low hazard does not mean no hazard. Watch for unstable snow in isolated terrain features.This forecast does not apply to very steep, extreme terrain.

Light snow will continue Sunday night through Monday with accumulations of one or two inches. Temperatures will fall to the mid teens overnight and only warm to the upper teens Monday. Ridge top winds will be westerly with 40 mile per hour averages Sunday night into Monday afternoon.The general avalanche hazard will be LOW in the Tetons and Togwotee Pass areas. The snowpack is mostly stable. Skiers and riders venturing into extreme terrain with very steep chutes or cliff bands could trigger slides. Careful evaluation of the hazards in these areas is important even when the general hazard is Low.The general avalanche hazard in the Greys River area will be Moderate. Skiers, riders and snowmobilers have the potential to trigger avalanches to two feet in depth in known avalanche paths and steep areas like chutes or near cliff bands.