Teton Area
Jackson Ranger District, POB 1689, Jackson WY 83001
Issued: Sun February 25, 2007 6:28 AM

G E N E R A L - A V A L A N C H E - H A Z A R D
High Elevations (9,000´-10,500´) 	Morning    MODERATE 	Afternoon    MODERATE
Mid Elevations (7,500´-9,000´) 	Morning    MODERATE 	Afternoon    MODERATE
Low Elevations (6,000´-7,500´) 	Morning    LOW 	Afternoon    LOW

M O U N T A I N - W E A T H E R - P A S T - 2 4 - H O U R S
At 10,400' Elevation: 	5 AM Temp: 8° F 	Max Temp: 26° F 	
Avg Wind Direction: West-Southwesterly 	Avg. Wind Speed: 16 	Max Wind Gust: 31
 
Location                            	Snowfall/Prec. 	Total Snow Depth 	Total Snowfall
At 9,300' Elevation (Raymer Plot) 	        2"/ 0.1" 	       77" 	            259"
At 9,580' Elevation (Rendezvous Bowl Plot) 	3"/ 0.15" 	       77" 	            222"

M O U N T A I N - W E A T H E R - F O R E C A S T - F O R - T O D A Y
Expect snow showers throughout the day with accumulations up to 5 inches by tomorrow morning.
Temperature Forecast for 8,000´-9,000´: 	Rising into the teens.
Ridge Top Wind Forecast for 10,000´: 	Southwesterly at 15 to 20 mph.
Snowfall Expected Next 24 Hours: 	3 to 5"

G E N E R A L - A V A L A N C H E - A D V I S O R Y
The General Avalanche Hazard is MODERATE at the Mid and Upper elevations and LOW at the lower 
elevations and will rise as new snow accumulates. Yesterday, a skier triggered an 18 inch soft 
slab in the Snake River Range on an east-northeast aspect and on Friday another 18 inch slab 
was released on a northerly aspect on the west side of the Tetons. Surface slabs one to three 
feet in depth will increase with new snow, and could be triggered by backcountry travelers in 
wind loaded starting zones. Mid pack weaknesses, which formed in January, are adjusting to 
recent loads, but caution is still advised.