Teton Area
Jackson Ranger District, POB 1689, Jackson WY 83001
Issued: Sat March 10, 2007 6:01 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    LOW 	Afternoon    LOW
Mid Elevations (7,500´-9,000´) 	Morning    LOW 	Afternoon    LOW
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: 20° F 	Max Temp: 31° F 	
Avg Wind Direction: West-Southwesterly 	Avg. Wind Speed: 14 	Max Wind Gust: 37
 
Location 								Snowfall/Prec. 	Total Snow Depth 	Total Snowfall
At 9,300' Elevation (Raymer Plot) 			2"/ 0.15" 		   75" 				294"
At 9,580' Elevation (Rendezvous Bowl Plot) 	2"/ 0.15" 			75" 			256"

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

As the day progresses the snowfall will taper to isolated snow showers and skies will clear.
Temperature Forecast for 8,000´-9,000´: 	Rising into the upper 20's to low 30's.
Ridge Top Wind Forecast for 10,000´: 	Northwest at 9 to 17 miles per hour.
Snowfall Expected Next 24 Hours: 	1"

G E N E R A L - A V A L A N C H E - A D V I S O R Y

At the upper elevations isolated pockets of new soft slab up to 8 inches deep have been formed 
by southwest to west winds. These shallow surface slabs lie upon good sliding surfaces and are 
likely to be easily triggered in very steep avalanche starting zones. In addition pockets of 
older wind drifted hard slab also exist in cliff areas. These slabs could be triggered by people 
who venture into extreme terrain. As skies clear shallow loose snow sluffs will likely occur on 
steep sunlit aspects.