Avalanche Forecast

Monday and Tuesday look like continued great weather for spring skiing with clear skies overnight and light winds. Low temperatures in the alpine will be between -2 and -5'C and highs between 3 and 6'C. Wednesday will be cloudy with a chance of light flurries, warmer temperatures and a limited freeze overnight.

A melt freeze crust is present on solar aspects in the alpine and on all aspects at tree line and below which deteriorates with daytime heating. Dry powder on N aspects in the alpine with light wind effect near ridge crests. Steep solar aspects and the lower elevation snowpack are becoming isothermal with daytime heating.

Loose wet slides starting by mid morning on steep solar aspects in the alpine today. Evidence of previous loose wet avalanches up to size 2 with daytime heating in the past several days. Still lingering concerns for deep slabs on the basal facets in the alpine if/when we get a period of prolonged heat or a big rise in daytime temperatures.