Quick report
- Collapsing
- isolated
Rain crust disappeared quickly right around 2,000' as others have observed and noted. Large surface hoar on entire snow surface 3-4mm existed up until 1,800' and pockets of surface hoar still present up to 2,000'. Field team on Summit got a significant collapse while breaking trail on their tour up and a few other 'whumpfs.' Many naturals at all aspects clearly visible in Summit area that likely occurred during or just after atmospheric river storm event.
Weather
- Air Temp
- 12F @ HWY
- Cloud Cover
- clear
- Wind Loading
- light
- Rain Elevation
- NO
- Recent Snowfall
- 0
- Snow Avail For Transport
- small smounts
Cold, clear day with few clouds
Snowpack
Tenderfoot, Team 1 Pits, 2400', South Aspect, 20* Slope, 125cmHS: CTV @ Ground, CT16 SP & CT 11SP on persistent weak layer above crust 1+' below surface, Two ECTN results, one ECTV result failing at ground. Tenderfoot, Team 2 Pits Summary, 2300', NW Aspect, 24* Slope, 145cmHS: CTV SP below crust 1+' below surface, ECTP16 on same crust layer. Japan Trees, Team 3 Pit Summary, 2260', E aspect, 25* Slope, 90cm HS: Shovel Shear Easy SP 40cm above ground , Two Pits with CTV SP 40 cm HS, CT 29 40cm HS RP, CT 17 40cm HS RP. Two Pits with ECTPV 40cm HS, ECTP 12 40cm HS SP.