Quick report
Day off tour in the Northern Middle Fork.
-pit at 6600' on a N aspect was unreactive. Facets above the 2/3 crust are more faceted/less rounded than what I saw yesterday(3/6) in the Northern Whitefish Range.
- there is a thin crust buried 35 cm down. This had the most potential with CT 24.
-Plenty of wind loading below the ridge lines. We saw one old crown from a wind slab that had pulled out. It was above cliffs at approximately 7,000 on an East aspect.
- No rollerball activity or any warming of the snow surface until around 4,000'.
Weather
- Cloud Cover
- clear
- Wind Loading
- light
Bluebird! Still cold though. 4000k was about where we saw the snow surface change, only in direct sun however.


