There is MODERATE avalanche danger above 5000 feet in the west central Montana backcountry. Small avalanches in specific areas; or large avalanches in isolated areas. Good Morning! This is Tim

There is MODERATE avalanche danger above 5000 feet in most areas of the west central Montana backcountry. However, there is CONSIDERABLE avalanche danger on wind-loaded slopes steeper than 35 degrees

At all advisory area locations above 6000 feet, the avalanche danger is CONSIDERABLE on all wind loaded terrain steeper than 35 degrees. The avalanche danger is MODERATE on all other

In the southern Bitterroot mountains from Lost Trail Pass to a soft line near Lolo Pass the avalanche danger is HIGH at elevations above 6000 feet on terrain steeper than

An avalanche warning continues for the mountains of west central Montana. Good morning, this is Steve Karkanen at the West Central Montana Avalanche Center with an avalanche warning for mountainous

An avalanche warning is in effect for the mountains of west central Montana. Good morning, this is Steve Karkanen at the West Central Montana Avalanche Center with an avalanche warning

This is Steve Karkanen with a special update for the northern portions of the advisory area issued at 1230 February 21. The Rattlesnake, southern Swan and southern Mission Mountains above

On all slopes that are 30 degrees and steeper there is MODERATE AVALANCHE DANGER in the West Central Montana backcountry. Human-triggered avalanches are a real possibility. Good morning, this is

On terrain that is 35 degrees and steeper there is MODERATE Avalanche Danger in the West Central Montana backcountry. Moderate danger means heightened avalanche conditions on specific terrain. On terrain

The mountainous backcountry of west central Montana is in a period of LOW avalanche danger. Good morning! This is Steve Karkanen with the West Central Montana Avalanche Center’s avalanche advisory