WasatchSnowInfo

Bottom Line
An atmospheric river continues to bring us snow, wind, and a MODERATE avalanche danger at upper and W-N-E-facing mid-elevation slopes. Here, strong winds from the south will continue to drift the new snowfall into reactive wind slabs atop weak, old snow. These will increase in size and reactivity, and will be easier to find, throughout the day.  Avalanche danger will rise through MODERATE into the evening. If the storm overproduces, we could reach CONSIDERABLE danger at upper elevations by sunset.