An avalanche danger remains high in several mountainous areas of Idaho – ktvb.com

Boise, Idaho – and Sawtooth and Payette, and Payette, warn Idahoans to make it easier in the snow, as the avalanche of the avalanche remains “significant” at the moment.

On the rock provided by the center of the Payette avalanche, they measure the risk of avalanche on a scale of 1-5. The danger of the avalanche sits at 3 or “significant danger”-with possible natural and human avalanches from Thursday, February 6th.

After an annoying survey of the snow package, avalanche centers have found danger in all hills, and entertainment should be further careful.

The Payette avalanche center recommends staying away from “slopes steeper than 35 degrees, and far from their smoothing is the only way to survive and navigate the dangerous avalanche conditions that exist: you are likely to activate 3-4 feet-deep An avalanche, and still there may be no warning signs until it’s too late, “a Facebook post said.

The Sawtooth avalanche center reports that several natural avalanches are being held on Wednesday, which are mostly held in shady, larger slopes. Many of these slopes remain dangerous on Thursday.

With another storm that brings snow in the mountains this weekend, the risk of avalanches is increasing.