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Forecast for the Skyline Area Mountains

Brett Kobernik
Issued by Brett Kobernik on
Sunday morning, February 1, 2026

Nothing new to report. The avalanche danger is generally LOW on the Manti Skyline, and human-triggered avalanches are unlikely.

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General Conditions: Saturday was a nice day with highs into the 30s and light northwest wind. The snowpack remains very shallow. On a positive note, it is still mostly supportable, which allows us to travel around cautiously.

Mountain Weather: Today will be one of the warmest days with temperatures well into the 30s in the high country. Wind will be from the northwest in the light speed category. Expect more of the same during the upcoming week.
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Avalanche conditions are generally safe right now. Human-triggered avalanches are unlikely. There really isn't much to discuss about the snowpack until we see some more snow.

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