Glacier

The snowflakes are falling and you're reading the bulletin! Early season conditions prevail at the moment. Once we receive sufficient amounts of snow in the region, daily bulletins will resume. Until then, sharpen your edges and do some wall squats!

A series of low pressure systems are stacking up in the Pacific, reminding us that winter is approaching. The next week may see upwards of 50+cm of snow fall at Tree-line elevations, with freezing levels hovering around 1500m.

No avalanches have been observed/reported as of this writing. It is likely that point-release, loose/dry sluffing can occur on steep/extreme terrain in the high Alpine.

The Rogers Pass region just started receiving snow as of Oct 22. We are well-below avalanche threshold values at all elevation bands (~40cm at ridgeline, Oct 24), which means there are more rocks, logs, and boulders in the snowpack than snowflakes. Isolated pockets of wind slabs are likely in steep/extreme high Alpine regions.