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Forecast for the Skyline Area Mountains

Brett Kobernik
Issued by Brett Kobernik on
Friday morning, April 5, 2024
The overall avalanche danger remains generally LOW on the Skyline today.
There may be some scattered fresh drifts that could be sensitive to people today. These won't pose much threat.
With slightly cooler temperatures today and clouds moving in, wet avalanche activity isn't much concern.
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Current Conditions: Highs on Thursday were in the mid 40s and overnight lows were around freezing. The wind got pretty strong from the south.
Mountain Weather: Strong wind will continue from the south today. We'll see high temperatures in the mid to upper 30s today. Clouds move in and we could see some snow late in the day. I'm not expecting much out of this little impulse. Another round of snow should move through on Saturday. Overall, these little storm systems are looking weaker and I'm only expecting a few inches by Sunday.
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Fresh wind drifts is your only concern today. The wind has been strong and will continue to blow from the south today. This may create some fresh drifts that could be sensitive to people. I don't think this is a huge threat but if for some reason you're up battling the wind in the higher terrain, watch for fresh drifts and slabs just below ridgelines.
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