Loose Wet
- Alta montaña
- Límite del bosque
- Bajo el límite del bosque
- Probabilidad
- Very Likely
- Tamaño
- 1.5–3
Warm temperatures and lots of solar radiation will result in widespread loose wet avalanches on all aspects.
Warm temperatures, lots of sunshine and high freezing levels will result in an widespread avalanche cycle beginning on Wednesday. Little recovery of the temperatures are expected overnight. This is a good time to avoid all avalanche terrain.
Warm temperatures and lots of solar radiation will result in widespread loose wet avalanches on all aspects.
The deep persistent layers that were dormant with the recent cool temperatures are expected to "wake up" with the forecasted warm temperatures and high freezing levels on Wednesday through Saturday. Avalanches have potential to run to valley bottoms.
Poor visibility and limited observations today. Suspect some loose wet activity associated with warm temperatures and rain at lower elevations (below 2200m).
10-25 cm of new snow and some fresh wind-slab development exist in the alpine. Warm temperatures and lots of solar radiation forecasted for Wednesday through Saturday will weaken the upper snowpack resulting in widespread loose moist avalanches.
The mid-pack persistent layer and basal depth hoar layer are expected to become active with the warm temperatures, resulting in deeper and full depth slab avalanches.
A ridge of high pressure develops over the forecast area on Wednesday. This will bring warm temperatures, clear skies and rising freezing levels.
Freezing Levels are forecasted to rise to 2700m on Wednesday and above 3000m on Thursday. Little recovery of the freezing levels are expected overnight.
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