Forecast for the Logan Area Mountains
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Issued by Toby Weed on
Wednesday morning, March 29, 2023
Wednesday morning, March 29, 2023
Heightened avalanche conditions can be found on slopes steeper than 30° at all elevations in the backcountry, and there is CONSIDERABLE danger on drifted slopes, especially in northerly facing upper elevation terrain. Large natural cornice falls are possible, and these or people are likely to trigger 1 to 3-foot thick slab avalanches of wind drifted snow. Warm temperatures and maybe a bit of rain will elevate potential for wet avalanches entraining big piles of moist snow on very steep low elevation slopes.
- Make conservative decisions, evaluate snow and terrain carefully.
- Stay well away from and out from under ridge top cornices.
- Avoid being on or below slopes with warmth or rain softened saturated snow.
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