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#CAICSMountains MOD (2of 5) You can trigger an avalanche in newly wind-drifted snow. Be cautious on slopes with more than about 8 inches of new or wind-drifted snow. colorado.gov/avalanche

#CAICNMountainsLOW (1of 5) Most slopes are safe from avalanches. Small avalanches in the new snow possible but mostly harmless. colorado.gov/avalanche

#CAICCMountains LOW (1of 5) Most slopes are safe from avalanches. Small avalanches in the new snow possible but mostly harmless. colorado.gov/avalanche

#CAICSMountains LOW (1of 5) Most slopes are safe from avalanches. Small avalanches in the new snow possible but mostly harmless. colorado.gov/avalanche

#CAICNMountainsLOW (1of 5) Start and end your day early - before you sink past your ankles in your boots. Generally safe avalanche conditions. colorado.gov/avalanche

#CAICSMountainsLOW (1of 5) Start and end your day early - before you sink past your ankles in your boots. Generally safe avalanche conditions. colorado.gov/avalanche

#CAICCMountainsLOW (1of 5) Start and end your day early - before you sink past your ankles in your boots. Generally safe avalanche conditions. colorado.gov/avalanche

#CAICSMountainsLOW (1of 5) Start and end your day early - before you sink past your ankles in your boots. Generally safe avalanche conditions. colorado.gov/avalanche

#CAICCMountainsLOW (1of 5) Start and end your day early - before you sink past your ankles in your boots. Generally safe avalanche conditions. colorado.gov/avalanche

#CAICNMountainsLOW (1of 5) Start and end your day early - before you sink past your ankles in your boots. Generally safe avalanche conditions. colorado.gov/avalanche

#COAvalancheInfo LOW (1of 5) Start and end your day early - before you sink past your ankles in your boots. Generally safe avalanche conditions. colorado.gov/avalanche

#COAvalancheInfo LOW (1of 5) Start and end your day early - before you sink past your ankles in your boots. Generally safe avalanche conditions. colorado.gov/avalanche

#CAICStatewide LOW (1of 5) Start and end your day early. Avoid steep slopes before you sink past your ankles in your boots. Generally safe avalanche conditions. colorado.gov/avalanche

#CAICStatewideLOW (1of 5) Start and end your day early. If you are sinking deep into wet snow or seeing natural avalanche activity you are too late and should try again another day with an earlier start or a better overnight freeze. colorado.gov/avalanche

#COAvalancheInfo LOW (1of 5) Start and end your day early. If you are sinking deep into wet snow or seeing natural avalanche activity you are too late and should try again another day with an earlier start or a better overnight freeze. colorado.gov/avalanche

#COAvalancheInfo MOD(2of 5) Start and end your day early. If you are sinking in deep wet snow or see natural avalanche activity you are too late. Large wet slabs are occurring on northerly slopes. Be careful there. Avoid this terrain if shallow/rocky. colorado.gov/avalanche

The avalanche danger is MODERATE (2 of 5), and you are most likely to trigger a dangerous avalanche in steep, above-treeline areas that face northwest, north, and northeast. Some avalanches may run naturally, and wet slab avalanches can run a long way. Colorado.gov/avalanche

Last daily forecast for 24-25. Wet snow avalanches are still a risk. We'll update the forecast over the summer if conditions change. ☀️ Start early, finish early. ⚠️ Avoid steep, snow-covered slopes if the snow surface isn't frozen solid 🔗 More tips: avalanche.state.co.us/summer-avalanc…

High temps near 70° at 11,500ft this weekend raise wet avalanche concerns. Stay safe! Start and end your day early, get off steep slopes before they are unsupportive and you are punching through. void slopes with large, overhanging cornices. Learn more: avalanche.state.co.us/summer-avalanc…

We received 1,554 public observations between Nov 1 and April 30! THANK YOU 🙌. And here are a few images submitted from the public since June 1. Please continue to share what you're seeing where there's snow in the backcountry at Colorado.gov/avalanche.