Western PWS/ Whittier/ Portage Valley

In general, most slabs we saw today appeared to be similar in character: mid-elevation band and ~1' deep, likely comprised of the storm snow from earlier this week that fell on a variety of weak surfaces. 

Plenty of wet loose avalanches on solar aspects, a few of which appeared to have pulled out slabs later in the day. 

PWS: Multiple slabs and wet loose avalanches in western PWS. Most slab activity we observed was on Culross Island in the 1,000-1,500' elevation band. These looked to be 'storm snow' from earlier in the week. ~1' deep. One deeper slab observed between Blackstone Bay and Cochrane Bay, ~2,500' NE aspect. Whittier: Multiple natural slab avalanches appear to have released today, visible from town. These were all similar elevation band (~800' - 1,200') on multiple different aspects and look to be ~1' deep. Portage: Plenty of debris in the Byron Glacier Valley at trail level. LOTS of snow still up high, and definitly not the time to be hiking or skiing toward Byron G. We saw one very connected slab above the Williwaw CG (1,600-1,800') on a East aspect. This appeared to be ~1' deep.