Storm Slabs
- Alta quota
- Limite del bosco
- Sotto il limite del bosco
- Probabilità
- Very Likely
- Dimensione
- 1–2.5
Stormy conditions will bring periods of rapid snow loading, which could trigger a natural avalanche cycle.
A natural avalanche cycle is expected during the incoming storm. Travel in avalanche terrain is not recommended.
Stormy conditions will bring periods of rapid snow loading, which could trigger a natural avalanche cycle.
Rain at lower elevations will increase the likelihood of wet loose activity. The most problematic elevations are likely near the freezing level, where snow accumulates and is then soaked by rain.
Stormy conditions are increasing the likelihood of a natural avalanche cycle. Riders reported touchy storm slab and loose wet avalanches on Sunday, which may also occur during Tuesday's storm.
Stormy conditions continue on Tuesday, bringing periods of strong snowfall that could trigger a natural avalanche cycle. The snow will build over 40 to 60 cm of snow that accumulated since Sunday. All of this snow overlies a hard melt-freeze crust up to at least 1000 m and to ridgetop on sun-exposed slopes and perhaps small surface hoar crystals on shaded slopes sheltered from the wind.
The remainder of the snowpack is well-bonded.
Monday Night
Cloudy with snowfall, accumulation 10 to 15 cm, 30 to 40 km/h southeast wind, treeline temperature -3 °C, freezing level 800 m.
Tuesday
Cloudy with snowfall, accumulation 20 to 30 cm, 30 to 40 km/h south wind, treeline temperature -3 °C, freezing level 900 m.
WednesdayCloudy with snowfall then afternoon clearing, accumulation 20 to 30 cm, 30 km/h southeast wind, treeline temperature -2 °C, freezing level 1100 m.
ThursdayMix of sun and cloud with isolated flurries, 10 km/h south wind, treeline temperature -2 °C, freezing level 1100 m.
More details can be found in the Mountain Weather Forecast.