Avalanche forecast
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Utah Avalanche Center
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Highlights
The majority of the terrain along the Skyline has a LOW avalanche danger today. There is still a "pockety" MODERATE danger in the highest terrain on northwest through east facing steep slopes. As time goes on, chances for triggering an avalanche become less.
- Wind drifted snow from last Wednesday's windy storm may still be sensitive to a person along the more east facing ridgelines.
- There is still a slight chance that a person could trigger an avalanche breaking into old sugar snow near the ground on the higher northwest, north and northeast facing slopes.
Snow and Weather
A minor weather disturbance that moved through on Monday cooled temperatures a bit and bumped up wind speeds slightly and brought a trace of snow. It looks like we'll see mild weather through the rest of the week with a few periods of clouds and occasional small weather disturbances. I'm not seeing any significant snow during this period. A slightly better looking storm is still being advertised for about Christmas time.