Weak Surface Snow in Logan Dry Canyon https://t.co/pmf9PelHLC via @YouTube

January 19, 2026: Use Normal Caution: Traveling conditions are good in the backcountry, with stable snow and pleasant weather. Get the forecast: https://t.co/RmrBv4hBrL New Video from UAC Logan: Weak Surface Snow in Logan Dry Canyon https://t.co/pmf9PelHLC via @YouTube

Correction on Date: Friday, January 9, 2026, Manti-La Sal National Forest, a human-triggered avalanche occurred on the back side of the La-Sals on East Face of Laurel Peak. Fortunately, nobody was injured. Read the full report at https://t.co/8840zTHv1X

A 31-year-old Utah man died Sunday after being caught in an avalanche while snowmobiling in the Labarge Creek area, southeast of Star Valley Wyoming. https://t.co/aCNDboo40H

January 13, 2026: Very sad news from the Bridger-Teton Avalanche Center. Preliminary information, LaBarge Creek avalanche fatality, 1-11-2026 https://t.co/qsGKKMCz4B via @YouTube

January 9, 2026: Heightened avalanche conditions exist in mid and upper-elevation terrain, where people could trigger slab avalanches of wind-drifted snow. Get the forecast: https://t.co/DnvilUERNB Deep Powder in Upper Card, Red Pine Ridge https://t.co/nCLjyI5nZE via @YouTube

January 8, 2026: Get the avalanche forecast: https://t.co/BlnMd2JDlB Here is a video from yesterday's fieldwork: Cornice Fall Avalanche and Nice Powder Conditions https://t.co/lTjU8D4uCE via @YouTube

January 7, 2025: CONSIDERABLE: People are most likely to trigger avalanches in drifted upper-elevation terrain. Get the forecast: https://t.co/R6aDLj7Zqh Check out video from UAC staff in the Wasatch Range: First Cornice Close Call 01/05/2026 https://t.co/FyQfTloGs1 via @YouTube

December 30, 2025: A MODERATE danger still exists on upper elevation slopes, where it’s possible to trigger an avalanche up to three feet deep. Get the forecast: https://t.co/hzK2mmjAYW Stable Snow and Nice Powder https://t.co/FXSvcLZ6vw via @YouTube

Dec 28, 2025: The Danger is CONSIDERABLE today. Dangerous avalanche conditions exist on some drifted upper-elevation slopes steeper than 30°. Get the forecast: https://t.co/qgOeurfelZ View yesterday's video, "Deep New Snow in Steep Hollow" https://t.co/rdY4IfbZXh via @YouTube

December 26, 2025: Heavy snowfall is expected in the Bear River Range, and strong winds from the southwest will drift the new snow onto favored lee slopes. Evaluate snow and terrain carefully as the avalanche danger will rise today. Get the Forecast: https://t.co/5ZFCArA6wT

December 24, 2025: A stability test on a west-facing slope at 8500 feet near Emigration Canyon, showing poor snow structure and potential for avalanches to propagate. Get the forecast: https://t.co/9PuhGJWykn Bear Wallow_ECTP 6....8500' W https://t.co/QCsClxFyXS via @YouTube

December 10, 2025: Snowpits yesterday showed very poor snow structure, and tests produced regular, easy, and propagating failures on well-developed facets capped by dense slab from the weekend storm. Snow stability tests in Emigration Canyon https://t.co/Jh2C0toljY via @YouTube

12-8-2025: Yesterday, we found a buried persistent weak layer of sugary faceted snow from November...Dangerous conditions exist on drifted slopes above about 8000'. Buried persistent weak layer! An obvious problem https://t.co/O4cP2INeV2 via @YouTube

December 6, 2025: Get the forecast: https://t.co/V1RD3jQQnN The avalanche danger will rise to HIGH on drifted upper-elevation slopes. Natural avalanches are possible, and people are likely to trigger dangerous slab avalanches up to 2 feet deep on slopes steeper than about 30°.

December 5, 2025: A SIGNIFICANT WINTER STORM WILL ELEVATE AVALANCHE DANGER IN THE BACKCOUNTRY. Heavy snowfall and drifting by west winds will cause rising danger throughout the day, and dangerous conditions will likely develop overnight. Get the Forecast: https://t.co/enXu0Wqweg

Significant Pacific moisture moves through our area in northwest flow aloft Thursday evening through Friday. There is a winter storm watch out currently, mainly for our eastern areas. Above 7000 feet the forecast is for around 8 to 12 inches of snow. #idwx

12/2/25: The avalanche danger is MODERATE on drifted upper elevation slopes. People could trigger small wind slab avalanches on slopes steeper than about 30°. Get the Forecast: https://t.co/i6hm5ZPDCd Powder Preparation: Beginning the Season https://t.co/xzhimlhJYX via @YouTube

11/30/2025: The avalanche danger will rise to MODERATE today in the backcountry as snow begins to accumulate and is drifted onto upper-elevation slopes with preexisting shallow, weak snow. People could trigger small slab avalanches on drifted slopes steeper than 30°.

November 26, 2025: A few clear, cold nights changed last week's heavy, wet snow into sugary, faceted grains, and now the snow is quite weak on high slopes facing all directions. It's time to get our heads back in the game! The Early Season https://t.co/onaYjvQhjQ via @YouTube