Forecast for the Uintas Area Mountains

Issued by Craig Gordon on
Saturday morning, April 5, 2025
Saturday morning, April 5, 2025
Thanks for all the cards and letters asking about the health and stability of our problem child... the PWL that's plagued us all season. I'm happy to report, it's all grown up, comfortable in its own skin, and is off to tennis camp for the spring. I don't expect it'll reappear on our avy forecast for the rest of the season.
For today, look for MODERATE avalanche danger in the windzone, especially in high alpine terrain above treeline. Human triggered, wind slab avalanches are POSSIBLE around the dial, particularly on steep, leeward slopes. Note to self- as I begin to set my sights on big objectives don't forget... even a small avalanche can knock me off my feet and boss me around, especially in steep, technical, committing terrain.
Mid and lower elevations offer LOW avalanche danger and human triggered avalanches are UNLIKELY.

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