Be aware of the rapidly changing temperatures over the next few days especially if the sun comes out as the warming is occurring on Wed. Some great skiing can be enjoyed by riders that pay close attention to group management right now.
Summary
Weather Forecast
Expecting cold air to invade from the Prairies over the next two days. Warming should occur Wednesday. Winds look to remain out of the NW which usually translates to calm conditions below ridge crests in the Cameron Lake Zone. Mainly dry with clear breaks but expect a few flurries as warmer air West of the divide collides with the polar air.
Snowpack Summary
Now 30-40 cm over 130123 interface. On steep South aspects the 0125 suncrust is now buried 25cm and sits 15cm above the 0123 interface which is found as a 1cm thick suncrust with 10 to 20 cm faceted crystals below. On other aspects the 0123 interface is old settled windslab or faceted crystals. Windslabs forming on exposed ridges above treeline.
Avalanche Summary
Many loose snow avalanches have been seen out of extreme terrain on North and East aspects over the last few days. Skiers in steep terrain also experience sluffing. These have generally been slow moving but gain considerable mass. It can be particularly difficult to hold an edge on the hard old snow interface as a sluff starts to move.
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