Forecast for the Ogden Area Mountains
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Issued by Greg Gagne on
Friday morning, February 9, 2024
Friday morning, February 9, 2024
The avalanche danger is CONSIDERABLE at the upper elevations and mid-elevation slopes facing west through north and southeast. The avalanche danger is MODERATE at the low elevations and mid-elevation slopes facing southwest and south. Avalanches may involve soft slabs of storm snow or wind-drifted snow 2' to 3' deep. On slopes facing the north half of the compass (especially north through east), avalanches may fail in a persistent weak layer and be up to 6' deep.
Avalanche terrain can easily be avoided as there are great riding conditions on lower-angled slopes on all aspects.
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