This week is the 2nd Annual Avalanche Awareness Week. We will be hosting avalanche awareness and education events across the state of Utah.
Get a full schedule of events here.
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Skies are clear.
Winds are light from the west.
Mountain temperatures remain inverted with temps near 40° along the ridgelines and in the teens in the basins and the trailheads.
Snow depths are 1-2' deep, but thin, threadbare, and generally hammered by the sun and wind.
The outlook is more promising.
But first things first: the Utah Dept of Air Quality forecasts worsening conditions through tomorrow. The weather becomes more progressive Thursday and Friday as a storm to our southwest ejects inland and cooler air arrives from the northwest. Air quality will improve and we may see some light snow on Friday. Mountain temperatures dive to the single digits by Friday night and it will start to feel (though not necessarily look) like winter again. More snow is possible Sunday night into early next week.
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Please keep these excellent observations coming - they help us map the locations of the weak faceted snow. This will be critical ahead of the next winter storms.
