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Observation: Maybird Gulch

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Quick report

Red Flags
Recent Avalanches, Rapid Warming
Red Flags Comment
<p>Not as much wet activity in the east aspects of Maybird as expected. Compared to the wet previous wet activity observed in E-S-W aspects of Cardiff yesterday, and the uncountable glide cracks and large piles of wet debris observed in Broads and Stairs on Wedsday. The snow in the trees between White Pine, Red Pine, and Maybird had not seen any type of freeze, but luckly the open areas recieved a decent supportable radiational refreeze.</p>

First picture 7:30, beautiful and sunny morning

Second picture 8:30 graybird and windy

Winds at the obvious col in the picture were moderate to strong

Snowpack

Instability Comment
<p>With the high temps and the absent of a refreeze last night in the trees, would expect the lower to mid elevation steep trees could have some activity. When I left the high clouds had moved in along with the winds seemed to be keeping things cold.</p> <p>Would expect the glide cracks in Broads and Stairs observed Wedsday are ticking time bombs.</p>

Saw almost every kind of snow this morning.  Unsupportable many anywhere with some tree cover.  Supportable freeze in most open areas despite the warm temps.  Chute approaching Pfeiff had breakable sun crust above soft powder.  Tiny little patches of nice soft cold settled powder.  Also a little glazed shinny sun crust in Maybird basin.