Cordova
Above 2,000ftModerate
1,000 to 2,000ftLow
Below 1,000ftLow
Degrees of Avalanche Danger
Weather
Currently our shallow snowpack poses little hazard, with nothing at sea level, a variable foot at 1500’, and twice that in the upper mountains. However, we’ve got some busy weather starting. Models suggest over 2 inches of water today through Monday. The freezing line will climb to around 1000’ Monday. Overall, expect a wet heavy foot of snow at sea level and 2 feet of snow in the upper mountains. Strong wind will load western aspects. The avalanche hazard may increase Monday. Another heavy precipitation event looks to follow Wednesday.
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