Tetons

At the mid and upper elevations the hazard will increase as the day warms. Damp loose snow sloughs and small pockets of new soft slab up to 14 inches deep could release naturally or be easily triggered by humans in steep avalanche starting zones and in cliff areas. In addition pockets of denser slab up to two feet in depth beneath the new snow could be triggered by humans who venture onto steep slopes. At the lower elevations avalanches are unlikely except for shallow loose snow sloughs on very steep slopes and road cuts.