Weekly summary is here. The new snow lends to nice turns in the mountains around the valley! Bring an extra dose of caution to the backcountry right now, as a newly buried persistent weak layer has been catching people off guard.

Weekly summary is here. We got a teaser for spring this week, with warm, sunny weather and an increase in wet loose avalanche activity.

Weekly summary is here. Avalanches are running bigger, breaking on large-grained weak layers buried by hard slabs formed from the 1/5 storm snow.

Weekly summary is here! The snow is deep, and the valley is happy. A natural avalanche cycle is petering out as the snow settles in, but remote-triggering avalanches large enough to bury or kill you should remain a primary concern in backcountry travel.

Weekly summary is here! Our snow dances were seen and prayers heard. Enjoy the new snow but be aware that we’re back to a scary, reactive mid-winter snowpack in the backcountry.

Weekly summary is here. Ringing in the New Year with cold nights and an increasingly faceted snow surface. Cheers to more white fluffy stuff in 2024!

Weekly summary is here. Find the soft snow below treeline in wind-sheltered terrain and find evidence of a Christmas wind-pocalypse up high! The dry spell continues through the next week.

Weekly summary is here. A warm, dry spell had slopes falling dormant, leading to an overall decrease in avalanche danger and activity. Upcoming winter storms could shake up the forecast during the holidays.

Weekly summary is here. It was a quiet week for avalanche activity and a mid-week refresh left us with 2-4 inches of new snow to track up. Warm and clear weather for the foreseeable future.

The weekly summary is here. The first big storm of the year was followed by some gorgeous, clear days in the zone.