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Soldier & Wood River Valley Mtns
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Bottom Line
Warm temperatures, weak overnight freezes, and rain will increase the chance for wet avalanches. Where snow surfaces are soft and wet, avoid steep slopes where you can easily punch your sled track or ski pole deep into a wet, mushy snowpack. Watch for thin slabs of wind-drifted snow in alpine terrain.
This is our final General Avalanche Information update of the season.
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Banner Summit
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Bottom Line
Warm temperatures, weak overnight freezes, and rain will increase the chance for wet avalanches. Where snow surfaces are soft and wet, avoid steep slopes where you can easily punch your sled track or ski pole deep into a wet, mushy snowpack. Watch for thin slabs of wind-drifted snow in alpine terrain.
This is our final General Avalanche Information update of the season.
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Sawtooth & Western Smoky Mtns
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Bottom Line
Warm temperatures, weak overnight freezes, and rain will increase the chance for wet avalanches. Where snow surfaces are soft and wet, avoid steep slopes where you can easily punch your sled track or ski pole deep into a wet, mushy snowpack. Watch for thin slabs of wind-drifted snow in alpine terrain.
This is our final General Avalanche Information update of the season.
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Galena Summit & Eastern Mtns
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Bottom Line
Warm temperatures, weak overnight freezes, and rain will increase the chance for wet avalanches. Where snow surfaces are soft and wet, avoid steep slopes where you can easily punch your sled track or ski pole deep into a wet, mushy snowpack. Watch for thin slabs of wind-drifted snow in alpine terrain.
This is our final General Avalanche Information update of the season.
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Mountain Weather
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