The phrase "avalanche forecast" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing predictions or assessments regarding the likelihood of avalanches occurring in a specific area, often in the context of skiing or mountain safety.
Example: "Before heading out for our ski trip, we checked the avalanche forecast to ensure it was safe to explore the backcountry."
Alternatives: "avalanche prediction" or "avalanche warning".
This outpost in this wintry valley consists of a gas station, a visitor's center, an avalanche forecast center and the Best Western Glacier Park Lodge.
In Washington, conditions are thought to be better; still, with 30-plus inches of recent new snow, the avalanche forecast for Stevens Pass called for high danger Sunday at elevations above 5,000 feet.
The avalanche forecast caters specifically to the San Juan Mountains that surround my home.
Regular backcountry skiers monitor avalanche forecasts from the Utah Avalanche Center and keep tabs on seasonal snowfall.
Anyone venturing into the backcountry should have adequate wilderness training, including an expert grasp on avalanche forecasting and rescue.
The Colorado Avalanche Information Center now delivers its avalanche forecasts with Twitter feeds and e-mail alerts; in the Tetons, Web sites, blogs, e-mails and radio reports increase avalanche awareness.
Propane — delivered by dirt road in the summer — fuels the cook stoves as well as the generator that powers the lights, a stereo and even wireless Internet, useful for daily weather and avalanche forecasts.
People in the tight-knit community of avalanche forecasting, including Dr. Birkeland, hope that new computer-based tools may one day aid them as they monitor dangerous conditions on the slopes.
"It is always difficult in these circumstances, but I think the advice we would give to people is to check the weather and avalanche forecasts before setting off, and to assess the risks".
Researchers from Europe's centre for avalanche forecasting - the WSL Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research in Davos - are employing new technology to improve their chances of predicting and preventing these disasters.
Researchers from Europe's centre for avalanche forecasting - the WSL Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research - are employing new technology to improve their chances of predicting and preventing these disasters.
