Light snow on Wed will do little to change the danger rating, but 10 to 15cm of snow on Wed night with strong SW winds will push the avalanche hazard up. Natural avalanche activity continues. Check
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Summary
Confidence
Fair - Timing, track, or intensity of incoming weather is uncertain
Weather Forecast
Light flurries expected Wednesday with rising freezing levels and strong to extreme SW winds. A more vigorous precipitation event is possible Wednesday night.
Avalanche Summary
An isolated natural avalanche cycle continues, including cornice triggered slides. Observations today observed a few large avalanches in the alpine, primarily on solar aspects. Many of these slides have been running fairly far, and avalanches in shallow snowpack regions have stepped down to ground.
Snowpack Summary
3 to 5cm of new snow overnight. Moist snow on solar asp in the afternoon. Previous storm snow is settling rapidly. Storm slabs exist on all aspects in the alpine and open areas at treeline. Cornices have grown significantly. Several layers of crust exist in the upper snowpack, especially on solar aspects. These remain layers of concern during periods of warming and/or solar radiation.