News
Jan 3, 2022
Monday and Wednesday’s forecast will appear on the map as grey and is in the General Avalanche Information Product format with no danger ratings as it’s a multi-day forecast. There’s plenty of information on what’s happening with the snowpack and avalanche problems over the next two days. Danger ratings will be produced Friday, Saturday, and Sunday when we are providing daily forecasts.
Silverton Avalanche School will be teaching several avalanche courses this winter in the Taos and Santa Fe area that can be found on the events page.
Andy Bond, Executive Director
andy@taosavalanchecenter.org
(781) 572-5631
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