Forecast for the Logan Area Mountains
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Monday morning, March 25, 2013
Although the danger is LOW on most slopes this morning, areas with heightened avalanche conditions exist in the backcountry, and there's still a MODERATE (or level 2) danger on drifted slopes at upper elevations. You might trigger 1 to 2 foot deep wind slab avalanches on steep slopes with recent deposits of drifted snow, and ridge-top cornices might break further back than expected, potentially triggering wind slab avalanches on slopes below. Midday solar warming will create heightened avalanche conditions and a rising danger of loose wet and heat related avalanches on slopes with saturated surface snow. Evaluate the snow and terrain carefully, and continue to follow safe travel protocols...