South Carter
Updated Apr 17, 12:53 AM
Conditions Summary
South Carter conditions are variable over the next few days, with rain, fog, and snow expected at times. Winds will range from moderate to strong, with gusts up to 35 mph by Monday. Temperatures will drop significantly starting Sunday night, with lows reaching 16°F Monday night. Snow and ice accumulation are likely, especially after Sunday evening. Traction devices and winter gear are recommended for summit attempts after Sunday. Recommendation: Proceed with caution Friday and Saturday; avoid summit attempts Sunday night through Monday due to extreme cold, high winds, and snow hazards.
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