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Avalanche warnings are typically issued by meteorological agencies and avalanche forecasting centers, which analyze weather patterns, snow conditions, and terrain. They use a color-coded scale to indicate the level of avalanche danger, ranging from low to extreme. Warnings are disseminated through various channels, including websites, mobile apps, social media, and local news outlets, ensuring that outdoor enthusiasts receive timely information. Additionally, some areas may have physical warning signs or alerts in popular backcountry locations.

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