Avalanche
At approximately 3:30 pm on the afternoon of 3/24, two people were caught and carried in a large avalanche while descending a NE-facing slope in the Negatives, outside of June Mtn. ESAC forecasters conducted a field investigation on 3/25. This avalanche failed on a thin layer of near-surface facets at the new/old interface. The crown of this avalanche was approximately 200 ft wide with an average depth of approximately 45 cm to a maximum depth of 150 cm. This avalanche ran approximately 1400 feet and traveled through a tight and rocky chute feature known locally as the "S- Chute".