Forecast for the Provo Area Mountains
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Issued by Dave Kelly on
Tuesday morning, February 13, 2024
Tuesday morning, February 13, 2024
Today, the avalanche danger is CONSIDERABLE on upper elevation slopes facing northwest through east where you may trigger a deep slab avalanche breaking 4-6' deep on buried facets. Thoughtful travel and careful snowpack evaluation will get you to the safest conditions.
On all other slopes, the avalanche danger is MODERATE where it will be possible to trigger either a wet loose avalanche with solar warming throughout the day; or a wind-drifted snow avalanche near ridgetops.
On all other slopes, the avalanche danger is MODERATE where it will be possible to trigger either a wet loose avalanche with solar warming throughout the day; or a wind-drifted snow avalanche near ridgetops.
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