Wind Slabs
- Alpin
- Limite forestière
- Sous la limite forestière
- Probabilité
- Unlikely
- Taille
- 1.5–2.5
Buried windslabs may still be reactive in isolated areas.
New snow is skiing well in Waterton however thin conditions still exist near valley bottom so watch for stumps and rocks.
Buried windslabs may still be reactive in isolated areas.
Evidence of small solar triggered natural dry loose avalanches today.
Several dry loose natural avalanches observed in the last 24 hours.
15cm of new snow in the last 24h. This overlies 30 cm of unconsolidated snow or windslabs in exposed areas. A recently buried thin crust exists on solar aspects. The Feb 3 melt freeze crust is now down ~50cm on all aspects and elevations. This crust is up 30cm thick and has moist snow to ground below it. Snowpack depths between 50 - 200 cm.
Thurs
Light flurries and overcast skies amount 2-5cm. Alpine high -17°C with light east winds.
Fri
Clear skies and temps rising to -5°C in the alpine. Winds light east.
Sat
Temps continue to rise to -2°C in the alpine. Winds switch back to southwest and will be light.
For more info see: Mountain Weather Forecast.