Temperatures have not dropped below freezing for nearly 48 hours. These are prime conditions for wet snow avalanches. Recent avalanche activity outside of Cooke City is bull's eye information warm temps are creating unstable conditions. Travel in steep avalanche terrain is not recommended until temps cool off. #gnfacobs

(4/23/19) Wet snow avalanches are possible to trigger as temperatures warm today, and natural wet avalanches are possible this afternoon. This morning temperatures are low to mid-30s F and the mountains did not get any snow or rain in the last 24 hours. Today temperatures will reach high 40s to 50 F with west wind at 15-25 mph. See our weather and avalanche log for more data, or our forecast page for spring travel advice: https://www.mtavalanche.com/weather/wx-avalanche-log https://www.mtavalanche.com/forecast/19/04/22