Kananaskis

Continued wind and natural activity tells us the snowpack hasn't stabilized just yet. Stick to conservative terrain for now.

Tonight: Mainly cloudy with isolated flurries. Trace precip. -7 as an alpine low and 2500m winds from the west, 55-60km/hrTomorrow: Mainly cloudy with isolated flurries. Alpine high of -4. West winds at 50km/hr.

2 slab avalanches were noted today. They ranged in size from 1-1.5. Both of them were on an east aspect and alpine terrain. There was also 1 loose dry noted out of a steep snow slope. Possibly cornice triggered

Extreme alpine winds from the west have kept the transport going. Most high areas have been stripped of snow on windward aspects, but some lower areas have seen some slab growth over the last 24hrs. At treeline, expect a supportive snowpack with wind slabs in any open terrain. Having said that, in shallow areas, the weak snow is still producing the occasional loose dry "facalanche" out of steep terrain. Very little change below treeline in terms of the snowpack. It is still weak and un supportive in many areas. Snow depth seems to be the key to supportive traveling. Metre plus areas have a better feeling snowpack.