Quick report
- Red Flags
- Poor Snowpack Structure
There was good skiing to be had on W-NW facing slopes. We still have a pretty bad snowpack structure across the board. Everything I dug around on, primarily W-NW slopes as well, was new snow, on top of facets, on top of a 4F crust, all with a weak interface. A significant load of new snow will make things exciting. The biggest hazard out there today was the Mill D North exit via the cabin road. Exercise extreme caution when exiting, it's very interesting.
Snowpack
- Instability Comment
- <p>There was about 10inches of new, very light density throughout mid to upper elevation terrain in Mill D North. New snow is poorly bonded to to what we had previously and I did find sluffing on most aspects. Some instances of cracking on mid elevation, north facing slopes. Definitely enough snow to take you for a nasty ride through the rocks and trees. </p>