Wind Slabs
- Alpine
- Treeline
- Below treeline
- Likelihood
- Unlikely - Possible
- Size
- 1.5–2.5
This covers the wind slabs in the alpine and a deeper slab below tree line.
With the continued COLD, shorter days and more conservative objectives might just be the ticket.
This covers the wind slabs in the alpine and a deeper slab below tree line.
It looks like the cold snap will stay with us a bit longer.
Friday and Saturday: High temp of -20c and a low of -30c. Winds will be between 30-40km/hr from the East for both days as well as a mix of sun and cloud. Let's hope more sun than cloud.
No new avalanches reported today. One new avalanche was reported yesterday through www.avalanche.ca.
Please refer to the MIN report on the map for further details.
Lots of surface faceting with these cold temperatures. There is about 60cm of settled snow overlying the Jan 29 wind slab interface. Take the time to dig and evaluate this interface as there is still variability with it. Some wind effect in the alpine and our usual concerns for lee features and cross loaded gullies.