Tetons

Mostly stable snow exists and avalanches are unlikely. Cold overnight temperatures, combined with a snowpack that has undergone numerous melt-freeze cycles, will keep the threat of wet slides at bay. As the day warms, minor sluffing of the new snow could occur on sunlit slopes, especially near cliff bands and rock outcroppings.

Southwest to west winds are to increase overnight to fifteen to twenty mile per hour averages with higher and common gusts. These winds are to continue through Saturday. Weak moisture will bring increasing clouds and a chance for isolated to scattered showers in the form of rain at the lower and snow at the higher elevations. Mountain temperatures are to rise from the mid teens to the low to mid thirties. The general avalanche is to be Low on Saturday with avalanches unlikely in the mostly stable snowpack.