Avalanche

Squak Glacier and Easton Glacier

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Quick report

The skin track up Squak glacier went through recent small avy debris at around 6100 feet. The debris was released naturally. At the same section, one could see large cornices (one as big as a mini cooper) that could fall with the sunny weather forecast this week. This was observed at around 6100 feet. Lots of rollerballs and pinwheels on steeper slopes on both Squak and Easton due to warming temps.

Avalanche

Watch out for the large cornices. The skin track goes right below the ridge line with large cornices.