Tetons

The general avalanche danger is LOW today. 'Low' danger does not mean 'no' danger. Small isolated pockets of slab can be still be found in the highest elevations. Avalanches are unlikely at the mid elevations, and the low elevations lack sufficient coverage for an avalanche rating. Early season conditions exist at all elevations. Be aware of obstacles lurking just below the snow surface, as even small avalanches can result in serious injury.

High pressure will bring mostly sunny skies with cloud cover favoring the northern portion of the forecast area. Temperatures will cool into the twenties overnight and then warm into the mid-thirties in the mountains and forties in the valleys. Westerly winds are expected to increase slightly with ridgetop speeds in the teens gusting into the twenties. With little to no change in the weather forecast, the avalanche danger will remain Low for Sunday. For backcountry travelers, the main hazard continues to be the shallow snow depth.