Tetons

At the upper elevations isolated pockets of new soft slab up to six inches deep and shallow loose snow sluffs could be human triggered in steep couloirs and cliff areas. Some potential remains for larger triggers such as snow machines or groups of humans to trigger hard slabs up to six feet in depth on a few very steep avalanche paths. The potential for humans to trigger these isolated pockets of shallow surface slab, loose snow sluffs and deep hard slabs will increase as temperatures rise. A mostly stable snowpack exists at the mid and lower elevations.