Snowpack

HWY 108

David Elenbaas- MWTCBridgeport Avalanche Center
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Quick report

Lots of fresh powder in protected terrain on Northern and Eastern aspects, consistent with local storm patterns. Southern aspects received significantly less snow coverage due to wind. The next few days will determine if this new snow will consolidate into a slab on top of the early season crusts. One of the first big snows of the season, not much that has developed yet as far as dynamic interaction yet.

Weather

Air Temp
18
Cloud Cover
obscured
Wind Loading
unknown
Rain Elevation
6000' ish
Recent Snowfall
45
Snow Avail For Transport
moderate amounts

It was actively snowing in the mid-afternoon, about 2cm per hour with light winds less than 4mph from the NW.

Snowpack

Lots of fresh powder, fairly light and dry. 30cm of ski penetration, 50cm of boot penetration. Some crusts of earlier snows could be felt with a probe pole at about 45cm deep.