Southwest around 15 mph with gusts to 30 mph in the evening becoming light. Light winds becoming southwest around 15 mph in the afternoon. Two-Day Mountain Weather Forecast - Produced in partnership with the Reno NWS: For 7000 ft. Due to the large size, potential remote triggering, and unpredictable nature of persistent slabs, limiting exposure to this avalanche problem is warranted. Conservative terrain choices are still recommended while traveling in the backcountry until this weak layer becomes unreactive. Are conditions going to continue to improve over the days ahead? Yes. This will make it more important to collect snowpack information from your specific area and to look for signs of instabilities.Ĭould a large persistent slab avalanche still occur? Yes. 11 weak layer remain the greatest concern. These areas that are still shallow with a well developed Dec. Locations at lower elevations and in some parts of the southern forecast area have shallower and weaker snowpacks.
Many areas throughout the forecast region at mid to high elevations are developing deeper and stronger snowpacks. 2 large natural avalanches were reported that are thought to have occurred during the storm on Monday and potentially failed on the Dec. While some areas are pointing to improving stability, others are showing active whumpfing and unstable snowpack test results. 11 persistent weak layer improving and gaining strength is not the same at all locations. The weak layers in our snowpack have started to gain strength and adjust to the new snow load in many locations.
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