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Soldier & Wood River Valley Mtns
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Bottom Line
Triggering a large avalanche is most likely on wind-exposed slopes at upper elevations. Wet loose avalanches are possible on solar slopes and slopes still holding soft snow as the day warms up. Avoiding wind-loaded slopes and areas where the snow surface is wetting are the great ways to avoid getting into trouble.
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Banner Summit
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Bottom Line
Triggering a large avalanche is most likely on wind-exposed slopes at upper elevations. Wet loose avalanches are possible on solar slopes and slopes still holding soft snow as the day warms up. Avoiding wind-loaded slopes and areas where the snow surface is wetting are the great ways to avoid getting into trouble.
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Sawtooth & Western Smoky Mtns
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Bottom Line
Triggering a large avalanche is most likely on wind-exposed slopes at upper elevations. Wet loose avalanches are possible on solar slopes and slopes still holding soft snow as the day warms up. Avoiding wind-loaded slopes and areas where the snow surface is wetting are the great ways to avoid getting into trouble.
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Galena Summit & Eastern Mtns
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Bottom Line
Triggering a large avalanche is most likely on wind-exposed slopes at upper elevations. Wet loose avalanches are possible on solar slopes and slopes still holding soft snow as the day warms up. Avoiding wind-loaded slopes and areas where the snow surface is wetting are the great ways to avoid getting into trouble.
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Mountain Weather
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