TaranakiAvalanche Forecast

Valid for
Wednesday, July 29, 2026
Published: Jul 28, 09:21 PM
Maximum Danger
1 · LOW
TaranakiNZ-taranaki
1

Very isolated areas of wind slab may still exist above 1600m on leeward aspects.

Danger by Elevation

Alpine1Low
Treeline1Low
Below treeline1Low

Active Avalanche Problems

Wind Slab
Wind Slab
Treeline and above
Size2/5
FrequencyUnlikely
StabilityGood

No human-triggered or naturally triggered avalanches have been reported or observed over the past 24 hours.                                                                                                                                                                        Another day of settled weather for the region before more snow is forecasted later in the week, with forecasted levels to around 1200m.  Winds will swing from the North West to the South as this next front approached the region. Firm conditions are returning  to the mountain, general caution required as the terrain above 1300m is steep and unforgiving.                                                

A consolidating snowpack with a period of settled weather sees a strengthening snow structure, this includes the bond to the old snow surface.   Conditions are returning to a firm snow surface, which has reduced the availability of snow for wind transport.  This last storm and the cold temperatures have seen most slopes above 1400m reach slope threshold and remain with reasonable snow depth.

Source: New Zealand Avalanche Advisory · View Original Bulletin

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