Forecast for the Uintas Area Mountains

Issued by Craig Gordon on
Wednesday morning, April 2, 2025
Wednesday morning, April 2, 2025
Remember... it's spring and avalanche conditions can change rapidly, especially if the sun pokes out for any length of time-
In the windzone, at and above treeline, the avalanche danger is CONSIDERABLE today. Human triggered avalanches breaking into fresh wind drifted snow are LIKELY, especially on steep, leeward slopes. Not as touchy as yesterday, but today's slabs are big enough to boss you around.
Out of the wind zone, expect a more straightforward, MODERATE avalanche hazard. While more “manageable” in size, human triggered avalanches are still POSSIBLE and should be given a little respect as they might break wider, and run farther than we expect due to the slick bed surface they rest on.
At low elevations, where the winter snowpack has mostly, or completely evaporated, the avalanche danger is generally LOW.

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