There is a LOW avalanche danger in the Logan area backcountry, and you'll find generally safe avalanche conditions.  Watch for recently deposited, shallow wind slabs on isolated and exposed upper elevation terrain features.  The Avalanche danger will likely rise to MODERATE at upper elevations, and freshly deposited wind slabs will probably be more widespread by Tuesday afternoon with new snow and wind in the forecast.

Most areas in the Wasatch have a generally LOW danger today.  However, there is a "pockety" MODERATE danger in areas where the wind is transporting snow into fresh drifts.  This is mainly along upper elevation ridges and more pronounced on the lee side.

While the avalanche danger is generally LOW, slabs formed along the leeward side of upper elevation ridges may continue to be sensitive to the additional weight of a person today. These will be isolated to terrain above treeline with an easterly componant to the aspect.

Avalanche advisories will begin around the first of December.