Avalanche Forecast
Issued: Mar 26th, 2019 4:42PM
The alpine rating is Loose Wet.
, the treeline rating is , and the below treeline rating is Known problems includeSummary
Confidence
High - The weather pattern is stable
Weather Forecast
TUESDAY Night: Mainly cloudy / light west wind / alpine temperature -3 C / freezing level 1000 m WEDNESDAY: Mix of sun and cloud / light east wind / alpine temperature -2 C / freezing level 1800 mTHURSDAY: Mix of sun and cloud / light east wind / alpine temperature -4 C / freezing level 1600 mFRIDAY: Mix of sun and cloud / light northeast wind / alpine temperature -2 C / freezing level 1800 m
Avalanche Summary
No new avalanche activity to report from Sunday or Monday.
Snowpack Summary
The current snow surface is quite variable. On higher north aspects above 2000 m you may find some dry snow. Some of this has been redistributed by southwesterly winds which may have formed isolated thin wind slabs. Expect to see a supportive crust on or near the surface if there is a good overnight freeze.There are two crusts of note in the upper snowpack. The first crust is down 20 to 30 cm and loose wet avalanches have recently slid on this interface. The deeper one down 60 to 95 cm has produced easy shears in test profiles. Avalanches on this interface are unlikely, but possible.
Problems
Loose Wet
Aspects: South East, South, South West, West.
Elevations: Treeline, Below Treeline.
Likelihood
Expected Size
Valid until: Mar 27th, 2019 2:00PM