Loose Dry
- Hochgebirge
- Waldgrenze
- Unterhalb der Waldgrenze
- Wahrscheinlichkeit
- Likely
- Größe
- 1–2
Ice climbers should use caution for overhead hazard during periods of heavy loading.
Up to 50mm by Monday night expected on the Parkway.With limited early season observations and uncertainty in the amount of incoming precipitation, please approach avalanche terrain cautiously.For highway closures on 93N check 511AB.
Ice climbers should use caution for overhead hazard during periods of heavy loading.
Although still likely small, these avalanches could have severe consequences in extreme terrain or shallow areas. This avalanche problem is expected to increase with 40mm of precipitation in the forecast by Monday night.
Monday: Snow, heavy at times. Accumulation: 37 cm. Alp temperature: High -1 C; Wind southwest: 20 km/h gusting to 50 km/h; Freezing level: 2000 metres.Tuesday: Precipitation: Nil; Alp temperature: Low -16 C, High -12 C; Wind west: 15 km/h up to 50 km/h.Wednesday: Precipitation: Nil; Alp temperature: Low -18 C, High -11 C; Wind west: 10 km/h.
Around 40 cm of new snow at Parkers ridge in the past 48 hours with moderate to strong south west winds. Alpine and tree-line areas are now gaining enough snow for avalanches, particularly in leeward alpine bowls, gullies, and around ridge lines.
Road patrol observed one small loose dry avalanche running in a steep narrow gully, no alpine or tree line observations due to poor visibility all day. There have been reports of smaller isolated wind slabs in alpine features over the past week, but not a lot of people are out in the mountains so take that into account in your decision making.