Avalanche danger in Utah's back country is considerable, authorities said.
The Utah Avalanche Center said danger this week will rise on all of the sun-exposed slopes. Throughout most of the state, the danger was rated as "considerable" in Utah's mountains. Near Moab, avalanche forecasters elevated the danger to "high."
"Human-triggered and natural wet loose avalanches are likely and may run fast and far on a number of underlying slick crusts," avalanche forecaster Drew Hardesty said Wednesday.
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