Quick report
- Collapsing
- isolated
Light breeze delayed the meltdown in the alpine, good corn happened around noon on south and 1 p.m. on southwest. Wet loose was reactive to ski cuts on more east or south terrain by this afternoon. The snowpack was becoming unsupportive to boot and sleds this afternoon below treeline, but a few steeper test slopes were more stubborn at lower elevations.
Another group on Teo reported a large collapse on a drifted flat slope of Teo Ridge near 11,400'. Recent and ongoing wet loose activity.Weather
- Cloud Cover
- few
Light breeze above treeline and warm temps.
Avalanche
- Size
- D2
- Type
- SS
- Count
- 11
- Aspect
- NE
- Trigger
- NC
- Elevation
- 11600 ft
Dozens of wet loose avalanches from the past two days on east, south, and west aspects. Most were D1-1.5, and a few were ugly D2 cement mixers. There appeared to be a bit of a downturn in natural activity today. I saw one fresh D2 slab that was either a wet slab release or a hot persistent slab (SE aspect ATL), and another fresh-looking persistent slab triggered by cornice fall (E aspect ATL).