Togwotee Pass

The avalanche danger is Low at all elevations today. Isolated pockets of shallow wind slab may be encountered in very steep upper elevation terrain. Wet loose avalanches are also possible in the lower elevations in very steep sunlit terrain. Both of these types of avalanches will be low in volume. Remember that ‘Low’ danger does not mean ‘No’ danger. Maintain good travel habits by traveling one at a time in steep terrain, utilizing islands of safety and communicating your plans with your partners.

( Discussion is generated from the previous day's afternoon forecast. )As the current system moves through the area expect lingering snow showers overnight and into tomorrow. Accumulation will be less than an inch in all three forecast areas. Temperatures at 8,000-9,000 feet will dip into the high teens to low twenties overnight and climb into the high twenties to low thirties tomorrow. Ridgetop winds will be out of the west at 20-25 mph. Expect periods of sunshine tomorrow interspersed with isolated showers.Avalanche activity will be unlikely tomorrow and the danger will be Low. Isolated pockets of shallow wind slab may be triggered in the upper elevations but will be small in size. Wet loose activity may also be possible in very steep terrain receiving direct sun. Any wet loose avalanches will also be small. Remember that Low danger does not mean no danger. Pay attention to changing conditions and be prepared to adjust your plan if encountering unstable snow.