Avalanche conditions are slowly improving. Today was the first day with no new avalanches observed, so the natural cycle is over, but human triggering remains likely. Continue to minimize your exposure to avalanche terrain unless it has already slid.
Summary
Weather Forecast
Snowfall expected over the next few days, with 5 cm on Tuesday, 10 cm on Wednesday and 3 cm on Thursday. Freezing levels should reach 1800m each day, with alpine temperatures ranging from -1 to -12. Winds are generally moderate but will pick up to strong through Tuesday night.
Snowpack Summary
10 cm of snow sits over a solid 100cm+ slab which rests precariously over the weak basal facets at treeline and above. Tests produce consistent sudden collapse results in the facets, and this will not become stronger soon. The surface snow is of a mix of soft snow in the shade, melt-freeze snow below treeline, and sun crust on sun exposed slopes.
Avalanche Summary
No new avalanches were reported or observed today. This is the first day in about two weeks that we have not seen, or heard of a fresh avalanche in our forecast region.
Confidence
Due to the number of field observations