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Forecast for the Skyline Area Mountains

Brett Kobernik
Issued by Brett Kobernik on
Wednesday morning, March 20, 2019
There has been no significant change in the avalanche conditions recently. We will see a change with incoming storms through the weekend. The avalanche danger is generally LOW today but will most likely increase during the next storm.
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Today we'll see partly cloudy skies and southeast wind in the light to moderate speeds. We should see periods of snowfall from late Wednesday eve through Friday with a break on Saturday and another shot of snow into Sunday. I'm currently thinking 10 to 15 inches total by Sunday. My best guess is that we may see a bit more than my forecast snow amounts.
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