Snowpack

Observation: Little Superior

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Quick report

Travelled to LSB NE facing today, the windslabs from last week have broken down, and are becoming unsupportable, but the wind from last night filled in some terrain features such as gullies and provided decent turns. The wind also stripped other slopes and left raised tracks in their wake. There were a few isolated new wind slabs but they didn t't present any problems and I would expect them to be glued in place tomorrow. The snow pack continues too facet and looking at the weather we are gonna be in a deep slab instability category when we get a load if not we're just gonna be in a drought

photos: small and isolated wind slabs and a patch of blown in snow

Snowpack

Faceted loose on the N with some new windslabs from the wind last night. Frozen crust with a trace on top on the south, never softened up much throughout the day