Quick report
Skiing the entrance into Four Hour, there were several soft slab avalanches that ran on the new/old snow interface. None of these were sizable enough to consider dangerous for the terrain. The biggest propagated 10' and quickly ran 25/30'. I felt it worth sharing that we noticed little cohesion from the new snow that has fallen, to the older south facing wind buffed snow below. Additionally, we noticed an older suspected wind slab avalanche on the East Face of The 11's. Skiing the entrance into Four Hour, there were several soft slab avalanches that ran on the new/old snow interface. None of these were sizable enough to consider dangerous for the terrain. The biggest propagated 10' and quickly ran 25/30'. I felt it worth sharing that we noticed little cohesion from the new snow that has fallen, to the older south facing wind buffed snow below.
Avalanche
- Size
- D1 R1
- Type
- SS
- Count
- 2
- Aspect
- S
- Trigger
- AS
- Elevation
- 9800 ft
Skiing the entrance into Four Hour, there were several soft slab avalanches that ran on the new/old snow interface. None of these were sizable enough to consider dangerous for the terrain. The biggest propagated 10' and quickly ran 25/30'. I felt it worth sharing that we noticed little cohesion from the new snow that has fallen, to the older south facing wind buffed snow below.