UDOT PLANNED AVALANCHE CLOSURES!!

Forecast for the Skyline Area Mountains

Brett Kobernik
Issued by Brett Kobernik for
Friday, November 13, 2015

The storm from Tuesday, October 10th may have produced some fresh wind drifts in the highest terrain that could be sensitive to the weight of a person. This was a minor avalanche issue. The avalanche danger trend will continue to decrease today and through the weekend. There is not much avalanche danger outside of the highest terrain.

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Weather and Snow

The storm that moved through Tuesday Oct 10th, left 6 to 14" of snow in the mountains. This new snow landed on either bare ground or a very small amount of snow that was left from the Oct 4th storm. We don't have a whole lot of information due to a very limited snow cover which makes traveling difficult in the high country right now.

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General Announcements

We are currently publishing avalanche advisories as needed which is mostly related to new snow storms.

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