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Forecast for the Skyline Area Mountains

Brett Kobernik
Issued by Brett Kobernik on
Saturday morning, January 16, 2021
The avalanche danger is MODERATE. Small human triggered avalanches are possible. The most likely locations are upper elevation north and east facing steep slopes.
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Current Conditions: A minor weather disturbance is moving through this morning bringing clouds and maybe a flake or two of snow. Northwest wind continues to be steady in the moderate to strong range along the higher terrain. Temperatures are in the mid 20s.
Mountain Weather: Clouds should start to break up later this morning. Temperatures will get into the upper 20s and the northwest wind should slow down. Sunday looks like a pretty nice day. A small weak storm will move through on Monday bringing a chance for light snow but no accumulations are expected.
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