Tetons

At the upper elevations pockets of soft slab up to 18 inches in depth exist in steep wind loaded starting zones and cliff areas. These pockets lie on slick crusts and could be triggered by humans today. At the mid elevations mostly stable snow exists and dry snow avalanches are unlikely. Dry snow avalanches are also unlikely at the lower elevations where the snowpack is shallow or patchy. Isolated wet slides are possible at all elevations on steep sunlit aspects in the afternoon if significant warming occurs.