Avalanche Forecast
Issued: Nov 1st, 2022 8:45AM
The alpine rating is , the treeline rating is , and the below treeline rating is
CG,
Avalanche Canada
Snow is accumulating, but it is still too early to safely rip it up yet, what with all the alders, boulders, open creeks and exposed crevasses. As more snow arrives, consider avalanche hazard in your decision-making as threshold values are reached.
Summary
Confidence
Low
Avalanche Summary
No avalanches have been reported or observed in the early days of this new winter season. I suspect steep gullies and wind-loaded areas in the high alpine (think the upper N face of Mt MacDonald) have the potential to cough out loose avalanches big enough to ruin your day.
Snowpack Summary
The infant snowpack of 2022/23: as of Oct 31, average snowpack depths are ~10-20cm at 1300m, 40-60cm at treeline, and 70-90cm at ridge top. These values are below threshold for burying rocks, stumps, bridging crevasses, and covering creeks.
Weather Summary
Continue monitoring the local and regional weather forecasts. Sites like the one maintained by Avalanche Canada are an excellent resource for weather information.
Valid until: Nov 8th, 2022 3:00PM
