The avalanche danger is CONSIDERABLE on slopes steeper than 35 degrees. High winds and heavy snowfall have formed dangerous wind and storm snow slabs on steep terrain above 6000 feet.

The avalanche danger is HIGH on recently wind loaded terrain steeper than 30 degrees. The avalanche danger is CONSIDERABLE on all other terrain steeper than 30 degrees. The avalanche warning

An AVALANCHE WARNING remains in effect for the mountains of west central Montana.  The avalanche danger is HIGH. Very dangerous avalanche conditions exist on terrain steeper than 30 degrees above

An AVALANCHE WARNING is in effect for the mountains of west central Montana.  The avalanche danger is HIGH. Very dangerous avalanche conditions exist on terrain steeper than 30 degrees above

Above 6000 feet, the avalanche danger is CONSIDERABLE on wind loaded terrain steeper than 35 degrees.  Avalanche conditions are now dangerous.  Careful snowpack evaluation, cautious route finding and conservative decision

The avalanche danger is MODERATE in the mountains of west central Montana. Above 7000 feet on slopes steeper than 35 degrees, heightened avalanche conditions exist on mainly leeward terrain and

On slopes that are 35 degrees and steeper and wind-loaded, the avalanche danger in the west central Montana backcountry is CONSIDERABLE. Also, steep slopes above 7000 feet are holding weak

The avalanche danger in the west central Montana backcountry is MODERATE. It is possible to trigger an avalanche on slopes above 7000 feet that are wind-loaded and 35 degrees and

The avalanche danger in the west central Montana backcountry above 7000 feet is MODERATE .  Natural avalanches are unlikely but human triggered avalanches are possible. It is possible to trigger an