Tetons

At the upper elevations strong north-northeast winds have formed isolated pockets of new soft slab up to one foot in depth. These shallow slabs have likely formed below ridgelines and in the starting zones of very steep bowls and couloirs. Humans who trigger these slabs could be carried down steep slopes, swept over cliffbands or buried in terrain traps. At the mid and upper elevations loose sluffs of new snow are possible on steep sunlit aspects. Avalanche activity is unlikley at the lower elevations due to a lack of snow.