Wind Slabs
- Alta quota
- Limite del bosco
- Sotto il limite del bosco
- Probabilità
- Possible
- Dimensione
- 1–1.5
Forecast strong winds and light snow could lead to the development of reactive wind slabs in lee and cross loaded features.
The avalanche hazard will likely hold steady for one more day, before rising significantly Monday evening and into Tuesday with the incoming storm.
Early Season Conditions persist.
Forecast strong winds and light snow could lead to the development of reactive wind slabs in lee and cross loaded features.
No new avalanche activity has been observed in this region in the past week.
Up to 5cm of new snow now overlies the December 2nd interface, which consists of surface hoar up to 10mm, a thin sun crust on south and west aspects, and facets. Moderate to strong winds continue to redistribute snow at tree line and above. The snowpack is generally between 20-30cm in depth with a faceted base.
An unsettled westerly flow across the region will lead to cloudy conditions and scattered flurries through Monday. Trace accumulations of new snow and strong westerly winds are anticipated.
The Mountain Weather Forecast is available from Avalanche Canada https://avalanche.ca/weather/forecast