Forecast for the Uintas Area Mountains
Issued by Craig Gordon on
Thursday morning, March 16, 2023
Thursday morning, March 16, 2023
Please don't let sunny skies and fresh snow cloud your decision making today... sketchy avalanche conditions still exist-
Pockets of CONSIDERABLE avalanche danger are found on steep, upper elevation leeward slopes, especially those in the wind zone facing the north half of the compass. Recent, and older wind drifted slopes remain suspect and human triggered avalanches are LIKELY, particularly in terrain with an easterly component to their aspect. Lingering instabilities at mid elevations produce MODERATE avalanche danger and human triggered avalanches are POSSIBLE on steep slopes with recent deposits of wind drifted snow.
If you're looking for LOW avalanche danger, remember the Uinta's have plenty of low angle, roly-poly terrain. Human triggered avalanches are UNLIKELY on most lower elevation slopes facing, particularly those facing the south half of the compass.
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