Forecast: Skyline Area Mountains - Utah Avalanche Center

Forecast for the Skyline Area Mountains

Issued by Brett Kobernik on
Saturday morning, January 31, 2026

The overall avalanche danger remains LOW on the Manti Skyline. Human-triggered avalanches are unlikely right now. You can travel most anywhere the shallow snowpack allows without the threat of avalanches.

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General Conditions: Highs on Friday were into the mid-20s, and overnight lows were back into the teens. Wind has been light to moderate from the west-northwest. I hate to be negative, but the surface conditions are basically horrible. On the bright side, the weather is nice, and it's always good to go up and enjoy the high country.

Mountain Weather: We should have mostly clear skies today with temperatures probably getting into the 30s in the high country. Wind will be generally light from the northwest. Expect more of the same over the next few days, only warmer.

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It would be very unlikely that a person could trigger an avalanche today. The snowpack is shallow but mostly stable right now. There is a lot of weak, faceted snow around that we will want to take into account (potential weak layers) once it actually snows. However, it doesn't appear that we need to worry about that anytime soon.

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