Avalanche Forecast

No recent avalanche activity has been reported in the region.

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Wet flurries and high freezing levels produced moist surface snow up to 2000 m on Friday. Above 0 C temperatures were reported above 2100 m. As temperatures cool a crust will form. Isolated flurries through Saturday are not expected to accumulate beyond 5 cm.

A widespread melt-freeze crust is buried 50-90 cm. This crust ranges in thickness from 1 cm at higher elevations to 20 cm thick at lower elevations. Below the crust, the mid-snowpack is settled and consolidated.

A crust and facet layer is down 70-150 cm. Below the crust, the basal snowpack is weak and faceted. Treeline snow depths average 150-200 cm.

Friday night

Isolated wet flurries, trace accumulation. Moderate southwest ridgetop winds. Treeline low temperatures -6 C. Freezing level falling to 1500 m.

Saturday

Cloudy with flurries, up to 5 cm. Light and gusty southwest ridgetop winds. Treeline temperatures around 0 C. Freezing level 1500 m.

Cloudy with flurries, up to 5 cm. Light south ridgetop winds. Treeline high temperatures -1 C, freezing level 1500 m.

Cloudy with isolated flurries. Light southwest ridgetop winds. Treeline high temperatures -3 C, freezing level 1100 m.

More details can be found in the Mountain Weather Forecast.

• Avoid steep, rocky, and wind effected areas where triggering slabs is more likely.
• The more the snowpack warms-up and weakens, the more conservative you`ll want to be with your terrain selection.