Togwotee Pass

The snowpack is mostly stable. Low hazard does not mean no hazard exists. At the high elevations small slabs could be triggered on isolated terrain features that have been recently wind loaded. Travel safely in the backcountry and avoid unnecessary risks as the COVID-19 crisis continues.

( Discussion is generated from the previous day's afternoon forecast. )Over the next 24 hours, skies are to be mostly clear and dry. A weak system may bring occasional mountain showers with minimal accumulations expected during the afternoon. This system is likely to favor the Togwotee Pass area. Mountain temperatures are to remain on the cool side with lows near zero degrees in the morning and highs near twenty. Northwest winds are to have averages of 5-15 mph. Valleys should see highs in the low thirties. The general avalanche danger will be LOW on Monday. Above 9000 feet, the potential exists for humans to trigger shallow soft slabs on isolated terrain features loaded by recent winds.