Forecast for the Abajos Area Mountains
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Issued by Eric Trenbeath on
Saturday morning, November 30, 2019
Saturday morning, November 30, 2019
Heavy snowfall accompanied by strong winds have created dangerous avalanche conditions! The avalanche danger is HIGH today on steep, upper elevation, wind drifted slopes that face primarily NW-N-E. The avalanche danger is CONSIDERABLE on steep slopes on all aspects at mid and upper elevations where human triggered avalanches involving the most recent storm snow are likely. Backcountry travelers need to possess excellent route finding skills. Travel in avalanche terrain is not recommended. Backcountry travelers need to have good route finding skills and know how to avoid being on or underneath avalanche terrain. Avoid steep wind drifted slopes and stay out from under run out zones and drainage bottoms.
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