Quick report
- Cracking
- isolated
Not much going on at the Pass. A little bit of wind loading in some strange spots, but any avalanches would be few and far between and really small. This places still needs a lot of snow.
Minimal cracking was limited to very small wind loaded pockets. Cracks did not travel far.Weather
- Cloud Cover
- overcast
- Wind Loading
- light
- Rain Elevation
- 2500
- Recent Snowfall
- TR
- Snow Avail For Transport
- small smounts
Cloudy day with occasional snow flurries. E winds drifting snow along exposed slopes.
Snowpack
Coverage is still pretty rough at the Pass. Lower elevations, the snowpack is 6-24" (15-60cm) Lots of open creeks, logs, bushes, etc. A thin crust on most slopes below 4000ft. Mid elevations a weak breakable crust on most S slopes. Shaded aspects are a mix of settled powder, wind-textured snow, and firm scoured slopes. 12/7 was 6-8" (15-20cm) below the surface. No results in snowprofile.
Wind loading on to some ob places. Pillows generally on N-NW aspects where firm and generally unreactive. Occasionally we produced a short crack.
Old rollerballs and very small wet loose slides from mid-week.
Avalanche
We were able to tigger one very small wind slab directly below ridgeline. The slab was only 4-5" deep and 10ft wide. NNW, 5400ft




