This graph shows the temperature trend over the next 5 days (in degrees F.)
Red Line is for Valley Temps, with the value for the daily high plotted each day on the graph for a quicker read.
Blue Line is for Mountain Temps at the 10,000-ft. elevation. The freezing point line, 32F (0C), is also highlighted.

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This graph shows the trend in wind speed and direction at Ridgetop level in the mountains, generally up around the 10 to 11,000-ft. elevation.
Green Line is the trend of maximum average speeds to expect up in the alpine zone. Dark line plots the maximum wind gusts expected.

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This graph shows the Potential for Precipitation and the possibility of Lightning.
Orange Line represents the percent chance of Rain &/or Thunderstorms occurring in the mountains. May be greater some days than in valley.
Orange Bars represent the amount of Lightning Activity expected with any T-storms that might form, in the mountains. This can also be an indicator of the potential severity of T-storms, when both Precip Potential and Lightning Activity are both high.
AM covers the time period between Midnight and Noon (overnight and early morning hours).
PM covers Noon to Midnight (afternoon and evening hours).

LOW= a few strikes possible. MOD= several strikes probable. HIGH= Numerous strikes expected.
N/A denotes that no forecast data is available for that time period.

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This graph shows the average expected snowfall amounts for the next 4-days in inches, broken down by DAY & NITE. Snow accumulation during DAY is from 6am to 6pm. NITE is from 6pm to 6am the next morning. Gray bars are for valley snowfall amounts.
Blue bars are for mountain snowfall amounts at around the 9,000 to 10,000-ft. elevation in the Tetons, with value plotted for a quicker read on mountain snow amounts.
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