Quick report
- Red Flags Comment
- <p>No real red flags today. Looking at the recent warm temps, I am beginning to think that the snow above 9,000' may be forming a base if we ever get more snow. This snow may also form a bridge over the basal facets. This is based on temps in the high 30's and low 40's at the Pine Creek Snotel. Photo of the high country below.</p>
No snow profile today, too depressing. HS up to 12-14" in sheltered north aspects.
Photos below:
1. High country near White Pine Peak.
2. current conditions at 7,400'. This is what is left of a 24" storm.
3. The big kids told me to build up some speed and lean back while going for the gap.....
4. Sledders are getting brave, I hope they have their rock sleds.
If anyone wants to get in touch with me about snow/avalanche questions in SW Utah, I can be reached at [email protected]. I would be happy to walk anyone through the observation process. All observations are appreciated.
mostly no danger but I am saying low to cover the high norths.
A short video of some of the ski conditions is below.
Snowpack
- Instability Comment
- <p>It could be possible to trigger something on upper elevation north aspects. I am guessing low danger.</p>
Crust and corn about sums it up. This would be a corn cycle if there was a base.