Quick report
- Red Flags Comment
- <p>Surface snow structure is weakening and we need to keep an eye on it. Either map it out in your brainium or snag some digi images and identify swathes of weak snow that'll get dangerous once it starts snowing again. It's not all uniform... upper elevations have wind board with a shallow weak layer on top of a firm bed surface, while lower elevations have developed micro crust/facet sandwiches. </p>
Upper elevation sunny slopes still yield a thick pack
It's not gameover, but mid and low elevations are taking a hit.
Snowpack
Very weak faceted snow, especially on mid elevation wind sheltered E-NE aspects