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Forecast for the Skyline Area Mountains

Brett Kobernik
Issued by Brett Kobernik on
Monday morning, November 26, 2018
The avalanche danger is MODERATE on steep slopes above 9500' that face northwest, north and northeast. Human triggered avalanches are possible in this terrain. Outside of this terrain the avalanche danger is generally LOW.
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Weather and Snow
I'm collecting data and observations from the backcountry and will have details on the current snowpack structure and distribution in Tuesday's forecast.
Weather Outlook: We'll see partly cloudy skies on Tuesday then a series of storms will move through starting Wednesday and basically lasting through the weekend. The outlook is decent for more snow.
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