Avalanche forecast

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Avalanche danger

  • Alpine
  • Treeline
  • Below treeline
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Highlights

The avalanche danger is generally MODERATE. It seems as if the snowpack is fairly stable but I wouldn't say it's an "anything goes" situation. With time, the snowpack continues to stabilize but I would still use caution in the steeper more radical terrain.

Snow and Weather

Sunday was another day of excellent riding conditions coupled with overcast skies and light snowfall adding another 3 inches or so of new snow. The wind has shifted around to the southeast.

Poor visibility again limited travel and observations. With limited observations across the range brings uncertainty in this forecast. Recent observations in places I have been able to travel along with prior snowpack knowledge and recent weather patterns tells me that things should be fairly stable. I would feel more certain about things if I could travel around a bit more to collect more information.

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