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The avalanche danger remains generally LOW. We may see some minor wet snow avalanches during the day today. These won't be much threat unless you are in steep confined gullies where even a small avalanche could pile up deep debris.

Current Condition: Sunday's storm actually produced a bit more snow in some locations than I anticipated. Up to 7 inches of new snow accumulated. It was wet below around 8800'. Temperatures have cooled into the mid 20s so you'll probably already find some melt freeze crusts on the surface at the lower and mid elevations. In the higher terrain the new snow is dense and will be cold and dry at least this morning. Southwest wind has been light.

Mountain Weather: We'll see mostly cloudy skies today with light to moderate speed southwest wind. Highs will be in the low to mid 30s. The rest of the week looks unsettled with lots of clouds and the potential for light snowfall mid week and then again later on.

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