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The avalanche danger remains LOW today. We have generally stable conditions and there isn't all that much to be concerned with out there right now.

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We have a small storm that will move through later today and into Wednesday bringing 2 to 5 inches of snow. Unfortunately, weather models continue on a downward trend with snow totals so I'm not expecting a whole lot out of this. We'll have light to moderate speed southwest wind today, increasing clouds and high temperatures in the mountains in the mid 30s. The rest of the week looks unsettled with chances for snow here and there. I'm not expecting a whole lot of accumulation but perhaps enough to improve riding conditions again.

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