A surface crust may make for difficult travel conditions.
It could be possible to trigger isolated slabs on steep slopes at higher elevations (especially those without a surface crust).
TUESDAY NIGHT: Flurries, trace, strong to extreme ridgetop wind easing to light northwest, freezing level 800 m.
WEDNESDAY: Mostly cloudy, light ridgetop wind, treeline temperature around -3, freezing level 1000 m.
THURSDAY: Mix of sun and cloud, light to moderate easterly wind, freezing level 1000 m.
FRIDAY: Sunny, light northeast wind, freezing level 800 m.
No new reports.
A widespread crust caps the snow surface. The exception may be higher elevation north-facing slopes, where there could be roughly 10 cm of snow sitting above crusts. There could be some weak faceted snow forming around these crusts, but avalanches on this layer are unlikely at this point. The lower snowpack is a well consolidated multi-tiered sandwich of crusts and moist snow.
Watch North Shore Rescue's weekly snowpack conditions update from Friday here.
