Forecast for the Provo Area Mountains
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Issued by Mark Staples on
Wednesday morning, November 30, 2022
Wednesday morning, November 30, 2022
The avalanche danger today is CONSIDERABLE at upper elevations on wind loaded slopes where a cohesive slab of wind drifted snow rests on a persistent weak layer.
Conditions will become much more dangerous with strong winds and more snowfall over the next few days.
Mid elevations have a MODERATE danger with heightened avalanche conditions on any slope loaded by winds which should be increasing from the southwest today.
Low elevations received minimal new snow and have a LOW avalanche danger.
Conditions will become much more dangerous with strong winds and more snowfall over the next few days.
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