Salt River and Wyoming Ranges

The general avalanche hazard is LOW in the early morning hours and will increase to CONSIDERABLE as warm temperatures and sunshine combine to weaken the snowpack. Recent natural avalanche activity has been observed at all elevations and on all aspects. Some of these events have run full path. Natural releases are possible and human triggered avalanches are likely today after the snowpack has softened. Slabs to four feet in depth are possible on steep wind loaded aspects at higher elevations. At mid and lower elevations wet slabs and wet loose slides could release to the ground on steep banks, roadcuts, and in steep rocky or cliffy areas with a shallow snowpack.