Avalanche danger today
No Forecast
Northern Wallowas · Wallowa Avalanche Center
Snow summary
Measured at the nearest station · forecast at 7,500 ft, middle of 3 models
Avalanche forecast · Northern Wallowas
No Forecast· by Caleb Merrill
Watch for signs of unstable snow such as recent avalanches, cracking in the snow, and audible collapsing. Avoid traveling on or under similar slopes.
Bottom Line
The chances of triggering a wet loose avalanche will increase throughout the day as surface crusts break down. You can also expect to see natural wet loose avalanches run on the stout April Fool's crust in steep, rocky terrain until the surface of the snow refreezes. Keep an eye on overnight low temperatures and plan your mountain travels to avoid being on or under sun-drenched, steep slopes in the afternoon.
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Sources: NRCS SNOTEL / BC River Forecast Centre snow stations (measured), Open-Meteo GFS, ECMWF and GEM run at 7,500 ft (forecast), National Weather Service (snow level, WA/OR), Wallowa Avalanche Center. Always read the full avalanche forecast and carry rescue gear. Disclaimer