Forecast for the Logan Area Mountains
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Friday morning, February 14, 2014
There is a HIGH or Level 4 avalanche danger in the backcountry. Dangerous avalanches are likely on slopes at all elevations and on slopes facing all directions due to continuing mild temperatures, rain, and widespread preexisting weak snow. Several large and long-running natural avalanches occurred yesterday and more are likely today at upper elevations. Dangerous persistent slab avalanches could be triggered remotely, from a distance, or the flats below steep slopes. Avalanche conditions could become even more dangerous due to rising temperatures as we head into the weekend. Avoid all travel in avalanche terrain. Stay off of and out from under steep slopes and obvious or historic avalanche paths.
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