Avalanche forecast

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Highlights

The snowpack is generally stable and we have a mostly LOW avalanche danger on the Manti Skyline. Don't let your gaurd down though! Continue to look for signs of instability like recent avalanches or cracking within the snow. Only put one rider on a steep slope at a time and don't regroup at the bottom of steep slopes.

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Snow and Weather

Current Conditions: Skies were overcast in the mountains for most of the day on Wednesday with light snow showers but no real accumulation. Riding conditions remain good and the snowpack is mostly stable for the time being. John Pikus traveled in Pleasant Creek on Wednesday and sums things up nicely in this BACKCOUNTRY OBSERVATION.

Mountain Weather: We'll have cloudy skies this morning with a chance for a flake or two to fall. We may see a little clearing over the mountains this afternoon. The weather looks nice with lots of sun Friday and through the weekend. As of now, next week looks fairly active with a number of chances for more snow.

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