Natural avalanches unlikely, human triggered possible.
Treeline
Natural avalanches unlikely.
Below Treeline
Natural avalanches unlikely.
Regions
Cariboos.
Enjoy one last day of sunshine before clouds return. Avoid south-facing slopes during the heat of the day.
Confidence
High -
Weather Forecast
MONDAY NIGHT: Clear, light northeast wind, alpine temperatures drop to -7 C.TUESDAY: Mostly sunny, light wind, freezing level up to 1800 m.WEDNESDAY: Increasing cloud with flurries starting in the evening, light southwest wind, freezing level up to 1800 m.THURSDAY: Scattered flurries bring 5-15 cm of new snow at higher elevations, 30-50 km/h southwest wind, freezing level up to 2000 m.
Avalanche Summary
On Sunday, one size 2 wet slab avalanche was reported on an east aspect at 1800 m. Otherwise, no recent avalanches have been reported.
Snowpack Summary
Most slopes have entered a daily melt-freeze cycle, with the exception of north-facing terrain above 1800 m. On these colder slopes, you may find 10-30 cm of dry powder or isolated wind slabs. Elsewhere, the surface has been melting each day and then freezing into a hard crust overnight. Snow is disappearing rapidly at lower elevations.