Quick report
Today I took a walk up Robinson Creek outside of Twin Lakes. I strapped on some hiking boots and hit the dirt, there was very little snow to be found, which is why I went here, to see what this upcoming storm would fall on. I can say with confidence that there isn’t much snow in this area. Complex and sheltered North facing alpine terrain was holding slivers of snow, Neve with a dusting on top.
South-facing slopes at all elevations in the Robinson Creek drainage were completely dry and east-facing terrain had a dusting of snow. From Twin Lakes Road I could see some snow around the base of the Matterhorn, mostly in the alpine. The limited snow that I did come across was sugary, dry, and loose. Localized areas of surface hoar were growing in sheltered locations along the creek.
Thankfully there is a storm on the horizon and we will be monitoring snowline and snowfall amounts closely when the precipitation starts early Monday morning.
Weather
- Cloud Cover
- clear
- Wind Loading
- none
- Recent Snowfall
- o
- Snow Avail For Transport
- none
clear skies with a temeprature inversion