Loose Wet
- Hochgebirge
- Waldgrenze
- Unterhalb der Waldgrenze
- Wahrscheinlichkeit
- Possible
- Größe
- 1–1.5
Recent snow may begin to slide on solar aspects as the sun makes an appearance and temperatures rise.
The snowpack is mainly in the grips of daily spring temperature swings however a basal weaknesses remains preserved under a winter snowpack on high north faces.
Recent snow may begin to slide on solar aspects as the sun makes an appearance and temperatures rise.
Deep layers are still responsive to large triggers (think cornices or rain) on high north faces. Though triggering this layer is unlikely, it's not impossible as evidenced by a large avalanche on Mt. Blackiston last week.
In most areas we are seeing a typical spring snowpack with crusts breaking down in the heat of the day. The exception is high North facing terrain where temperatures have stayed cold and a winter snowpack remains, with facets continuing to linger at the base. The midpack is generally well settled.
A mix of sun and cloud with moderate SW winds Tuesday - Thursday. Freezing level 2300m
A significant amount of precipitation is expected to arrive on friday and continue through the weekend. Freezing levels are uncertain.
No recent avalanches observed.