Forecast - Utah Avalanche Center

Forecast for the Logan Area Mountains

Issued by Toby Weed on
Saturday morning, November 15, 2025

We will start avalanche forecasting operations as soon as there is enough snow to cover the rocks, so stay tuned. In the meantime, now is a good time to get out your rescue gear, be sure it's all in working order, replace batteries, update software, and practice companion rescue techniques with your backcountry partners.

A little bit of snow accumulated on upper elevation slopes in the Bear River Range in late October, but only a few inches remain on the ground in north-facing terrain.

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Weather and Snow

We're hoping for some snow later this weekend and early next week. The northern portion of a splitting upper-level low will cross northern and central Utah on Sunday, bringing light mountain snow (generally 1 to 6 inches). For now, only a little shallow snow exists in north-facing terrain above about 8500' in elevation. The snow is saturated and soft due to the warmth, but it will set up when temperatures drop.

Here's the current snow coverage in the mountains.

Now is a really good time to check your avalanche rescue equipment and practice companion rescue with backcountry partners.

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For observations and avalanche activity in the Logan Zone, go HERE

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