Rapport rapide

Lolo Pass

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Quick report

When I arrived at 11:14 there was 4 inches of new snow on top of robust crust. It was snowing the entire tour. I was on strictly east and northeast facing slopes. The temperature was in the low 30s. The snow was somewhat heavy. I did observe roller balls. Never in avalanche terrain. Easterly winds were gusty around 5200 feet and above and carrying the new snow. I dug a pit at 5600 feet and CT was nonreactive.