Traces of new snow and a general warming trend leading into the weekend.
The strength of the bridging over the basal weakness will determine it's sensitivity to triggers. Deep penetrating cold has weakened shallow areas and may be more susceptible to triggering and propagation.
The arctic air remain dominate as a series of low pressure systems from the south bring light flurries to our region. A "warming", (aka: warmer than lately) trend is moving into the region as we approach the weekend.
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Surface faceting at all elevations. Weakening midpack comprised of mixed forms and facets, bridging basal facets and DH. HS Average at TL: ~150cm.
No new avalanches observed or reported
