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Forecast for the Skyline Area Mountains

Brett Kobernik
Issued by Brett Kobernik on
Saturday morning, April 6, 2024
The overall avalanche danger remains generally LOW on the Skyline today.
You may encounter some small fresh wind drifts that will be of little consequence even if you trigger one.
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Current Conditions: The storm has been all huff with no fluff. There's a dusting of new snow. Temperatures dropped into the teens. Strong wind from the south on Friday has slowed a little but it's still kind of breezy. Riding conditions are poor unless you like rock hard frozen snow with a skiff of powder on top.
Mountain Weather: We'll see another dusting of snow today. Wind will shift and blow from the northwest with quite strong speeds later on. Temperatures will get into the low to mid 20s. We'll see clouds and gradually warming temperatures Sunday and Monday then high pressure moves in through the week. There are hints of a storm next weekend.
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There literally isn't anything to talk about as far as avalanche threats. The danger is low and it is very unlikely that you'll trigger any sort of avalanche today.
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