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Forecast for the Skyline Area Mountains

Brett Kobernik
Issued by Brett Kobernik on
Thursday morning, February 5, 2026

The overall avalanche danger on the Manti Skyline is LOW. The snowpack is shallow but stable. Human-triggered avalanches are unlikely.

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General Conditions: Same story, different day. The weather has been mild. The snowpack is shallow and has varying surface conditions from sun and wind crusts to loose faceted snow. Surprisingly, it remains mostly supportable and you can still travel around ok with skis and snowmobiles.

Mountain Weather: We'll have mostly clear skies with temperatures into the upper 30s today and light wind from variable directions. Friday looks similar. Warm weather will continue through the weekend with perhaps some clouds. Weather models are hinting at some storms next week.
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Status quo. The snowpack remains shallow but stable. There is plenty of weak snow around that will be a concern once we start adding more layers on top of it. Until then, conditions will remain quiet.

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