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Soldier & Wood River Valley Mtns
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Bottom Line
To reduce the chances of triggering an avalanche, avoid steep slopes where the wind formed fresh drifts or stiffened the snow surface. Most avalanches will be small, involvng only the snow that fell last weekend. However, we can't rule out triggering thicker, wider slides large enough to bury people.
We will update this General Avalanche Information product on or before Thursday, December 12th.
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Banner Summit
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Bottom Line
To reduce the chances of triggering an avalanche, avoid steep slopes where the wind formed fresh drifts or stiffened the snow surface. Most avalanches will be small, involvng only the snow that fell last weekend. However, we can't rule out triggering thicker, wider slides large enough to bury people.
We will update this General Avalanche Information product on or before Thursday, December 12th.
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Sawtooth & Western Smoky Mtns
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Bottom Line
To reduce the chances of triggering an avalanche, avoid steep slopes where the wind formed fresh drifts or stiffened the snow surface. Most avalanches will be small, involvng only the snow that fell last weekend. However, we can't rule out triggering thicker, wider slides large enough to bury people.
We will update this General Avalanche Information product on or before Thursday, December 12th.
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Galena Summit & Eastern Mtns
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Bottom Line
To reduce the chances of triggering an avalanche, avoid steep slopes where the wind formed fresh drifts or stiffened the snow surface. Most avalanches will be small, involvng only the snow that fell last weekend. However, we can't rule out triggering thicker, wider slides large enough to bury people.
We will update this General Avalanche Information product on or before Thursday, December 12th.
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