Avalanche danger today
1 · Low
CAIC zone · CAIC
Snow summary
Measured at the nearest station · forecast at 13,000 ft, middle of 3 models
Avalanche forecast · CAIC zone
Low· by Ben Pritchett
Generally safe avalanche conditions. Watch for unstable snow on isolated terrain features.
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Bottom Line
You can expect generally safe avalanche conditions. The few spots where you may be able to trigger a slab avalanche are where you find wind-drifted snow on slopes facing the north half of the compass above treeline. Look for small cornices above a slope, or stiffer, smooth snow surface to illustrate any steep spots to avoid.
Sources: NRCS SNOTEL / BC River Forecast Centre snow stations (measured), Open-Meteo GFS, ECMWF and GEM run at 13,000 ft (forecast), National Weather Service (snow level, WA/OR), CAIC. Always read the full avalanche forecast and carry rescue gear. Disclaimer