Forecast for the Abajos Area Mountains
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Issued by Eric Trenbeath on
Thursday morning, March 7, 2019
Thursday morning, March 7, 2019
Expect an increasing avalanche danger over the next few days! The avalanche danger is generally MODERATE this morning but could rise to CONSIDERABLE later today as new snow and wind create fresh drifts along upper elevation ridge crests and terrain features, primarily on slopes that face NW-N-SE. New wind drifts will cover old, and avalanches up to 3' deep will be possible on steep, wind loaded terrain. There also remains an isolated or MODERATE danger for triggering a deep and dangerous avalanche on a buried, persistent weak layer. You are most likely to encounter this problem on steep, rocky, northerly facing slopes, or in areas with a shallower snowpack.
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