Mt. Madison
Updated Apr 17, 12:16 AM
Conditions Summary
Conditions on Mt. Madison are challenging and potentially hazardous due to high winds, rain, and snow forecasted over the next several days. Winds above treeline will frequently exceed 30 mph, with gusts up to 69 mph. Temperatures will drop significantly starting Sunday night, with lows reaching 10°F by Monday night. Precipitation includes rain, snow, and mixed conditions, increasing the risk of icy trails. Recommendation: Avoid hiking Mt. Madison until conditions stabilize after Tuesday. If attempting, ensure proper winter gear, traction devices, and emergency supplies.
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