You can still trigger deep and destructive avalanches 3-5'+ deep and hundreds of feet wide. The most suspect terrain includes mid and upper elevation west to north to southeast facing slopes. These may not be the most widespread avalanche activity you'll see today, but these will be unsurvivable and will snap trees.

These type of avalanches are most pronounced in steep, thin rocky terrain...and areas that have previously avalanched this winter. They may be more prevalent along the the Park City ridgeline, upper Mill Creek, upper American Fork, and the Snake Creek drainages.

Forecaster Note: Lower elevation shady aspects and higher elevation solar aspects also harbor varying degrees of weak snow and may be put to the test over the next several days. Uncertainty should lead to greater margins of safety.

Watch for increased sensitivity during any periods of heavy snowfall. During these times, natural soft slab avalanches will be possible and may even step into yesterday's storm snow, producing significantly larger avalanches. All aspects will be suspect and it may be possible to trigger these at a distance during high rates of snowfall. Yesterday's lingering wind drifts may still be sensitive to provocation at the mid and upper elevations.