Tetons

At the mid and upper elevations surface slabs from recent snow and wind lie in avalanche terrain. These slabs lie on layers of lighter density snow, crusts, and areas of surface hoar. Pockets of these slab to three feet at high elevations and two feet at mid elevations could be triggered by backcountry users today on steep slopes and will be most sensitive near cliff areas. At low elevations avalanches are unlikely except for small isolated pockets of shallow slab.