Forecast for the Uintas Area Mountains

Craig Gordon
Issued by Craig Gordon on
Sunday morning, November 2, 2025

Thanks for checking in! While you're enjoying the gorgeous weather, know we’re working diligently to recalibrate the weather making machine. But don't let your heart be troubled. We'll get it dialed in and return to our regularly scheduled programing soon. And while daily forecasts and danger ratings are weather dependent, they often kick off in early December.

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Special Announcements

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Wednesday, November 5- 6:00 PM- Ski-Doo and Mike Duffy team up at Weller's Recreation in Kamas, Utah for an evening free of avalanche education.

Saturday, December 6 - 18th Annual Utah Snow and Avalanche Workshop (USAW). This session will be held in-person at the Wasatch Jr High School Auditorium. 3750 S 3100 E, Salt Lake City, UT 84109. Information and tickets are available here.

Weather and Snow

Nowcast: With clear skies overhead, a nearly full, beaver moon casts a beautiful glow on the Uinta zone this morning. A few trailhead locations hover right around freezing, but with high pressure camped over the region, temperatures are slightly inverted and inch closer to 40 degrees along the ridges. Southwest winds blow in the teens near the high peaks.

Forecast: High pressure settles in to kickoff the workweek, delivering sunny skies and high temperatures climbing into the 40's. Overnight lows dip into 20's and 30's.

Futurecast: A midweek wiggle offers scattered showers and slightly cooler temperatures, but it's a weak storm at best. In fact, most of the self respecting weak storms I've talked to are a little embarrassed for this storm :)

Recent Avalanches

No new avalanches observed or reported and there's hardly enough snow to move around on.

Additional Information

Moffit Peak looking rather handsome, showing off Monday's coat of white paint.

Ted stomped around near Murdock Bowl on Wednesday and reports a very thin snowpack in the Bald Mountain environs with hardly a hint of structure

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Issued on Sunday, November 2nd this forecast will be updated when the weather, is weathering again!

This forecast is from the U.S.D.A. Forest Service, which is solely responsible for its content. This forecast describes general avalanche conditions and local variations always occur.