Click here to see the newly revised North American Avalanche Danger Scale.

Avalanche Dangers have risen to HIGH on steep E, NE, N, and NW facing terrain at and above treeline. Expect to find a CONSIDERABLE avalanche danger on other slopes. Remember, CONSIDERABLE danger means Human Triggered avalanches are likely, and HIGH means go bowling or stay completely away from steep mountain terrain. We've reached that critical inch of water at all of our mountain data collection sites and continued snowfall and wind are forecast for mountain regions in SE Utah.

Click here to see the newly revised North American Avalanche Danger Scale.

LOW avalanche danger will rise to MODERATE on sunny side slopes today with daytime heating. Lower elevation North facing slopes are also being affected by warming and may become reactive with the heat of the day today as well. Spring Corn skiing is not well developed yet and due south will be your best bet for decent conditions today, provided you don't get beaten back by winds up to 70 MPH forecast for today at ridgetop elevations. It will be a short window, if there is one at all as last night's freeze was not very solid.