Skyline

There has been no significant change with the snowpack and 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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This last storm that moved through on Wednesday completely fizzled out and left only a trace of new snow. Overnight temperatures were in the mid 20s and the wind is almost calm.

Another storm will move through Friday into Saturday. It is "splitting" or getting pulled apart so it may not produce much snow. The hope is that the trailing shortwave on Saturday will hold together enough to give us a little shot of snow. If we get 6 inches, we'll be lucky. We'll see high pressure move in with clear skies Sunday and Monday.

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This forecast is from the U.S. Forest Service, which is solely responsible for its content. This forecast describes general avalanche conditions and local variations always occur.