⚠️ Continue to avoid avalanche terrain and exposure to overhead hazard⚠️
Natural avalanches are expected as heat continues to weaken the snowpack.
We have had no reports of persistent slab activity since last weekend. Concern still exists for the possibility of natural avalanches on this layer with the warm temperatures and sunshine. If triggered, large avalanches are expected
Continued wet loose/slab activity is expected within the surface snow as warming continues and the snowpack has little chance to refreeze overnight. Greatest concern is for sun affected slopes.
Wet avalanche activity was observed on Thursday, up to size 2.5. Avalanches were only observed in the recent storm snow and not reported to have stepped down to the buried weak layers.
Check out this MIN report from Zupjok on Thursday.
Continued activity is expected - with possible persistent slabs, widespread loose wet avalanches, and cornice failures as warming persists.
Saturday Night
Clear skies. 20km/h southerly ridgetop wind. Freezing level remains above 3000 m.
Sunday
Sunny. 20 km/h southerly ridgetop wind. Treeline temperature +7 °C with freezing level at 3300 m.
Monday
Sunny. 20 km/h southerly ridgetop wind. Treeline temperature +7 °C with freezing levels remaining above 3000 m.
Tuesday
Sunny. 20-40 km/h southwest ridgetop wind. Treeline temperature +6 °C with freezing levels falling to 2500 m over the day.
More details can be found in the Mountain Weather Forecast.
