Avalanche forecast

Grand Mesa

Colorado Avalanche Information Center
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Avalanche danger

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1 · Low
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1 · Low
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Avalanche Summary

Generally safe avalanche conditions exist. A few inches of low-density new snow will not increase the avalanche danger. You might be able to trigger a small avalanche in wind-drifted snow just below ridgelines. If you see cracking in the snow or hear a hard, hollow sound when traveling across a slope you are likely on wind-loaded terrain. Avoid traveling on steep, wind-loaded slopes above terrain traps such as a creek or a cliff, where even a small avalanche can be dangerous.

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