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Phelix Area

nf99, Tuesday 2nd January, 2024 11:50AM

Chipmunk mtn

Cth28 RP. RB6 partial planar. 1815m alt w slope 27deg.

SeanMilne22, Saturday 16th December, 2023 7:00PM

Semaphore lakes ski conditions

<p>Spent Sat & Sun in the Semaphore lakes area. All melt no freeze. Skis on from the summer trailhead, but snow won't last long and skiing back down required lots of creativity! At the lakes there's about 1m of snow, the Train glacier has good coverage and we probed to 3.2m without hitting ice. Snow was heavy and slushy, and we triggered small wet slabs on covex terrain. Best turns were found from 2000-1700 m. Grizzly seen in the meadow by the road by other skiers on Saturday. Hurley is in good shape. Enjoy the snow while it lasts!</p>

albertocsanz, Monday 22nd May, 2023 12:30PM

Hurley Pow

<p>We knew the wind slab would be reactive but was not expecting a remote trigger of this size. Elevation was about 2100M on a west aspect.</p>

baofengcanada, Wednesday 12th April, 2023 6:30PM

Face NF

anonymous, Tuesday 4th April, 2023 5:20PM

Tenquille creek

<p>Great day out. Surprisingly no signs of instability. No signs of natural avalanche activity. 15cm of new snow sitting on slight wind/melt freeze crust. More prominent mfc about 60cm deep. 2 HS at 1700m. The sun had heat to it when not obscured by clouds. -5 degrees C. </p>

sturrin210, Saturday 18th February, 2023 12:00PM

Face

<p>Skied up toward Face Mtn with good visibility. There was 3-5 cm of new snow from the previous day. You could see evidence of wind effect on all exposed ridgelines and humps well into treeline, but the snow still skied and rode really well. Although we didn't see evidence of any new avalanche activity, we stayed away from any steep, thin snowpack rocky areas where triggering deeper buried weak layers may be more likely.</p>

forecaster, Friday 17th February, 2023 5:50PM

Face

<p>Encountered recent slab avalanches at crux of sled approach to Face area. Start zone in steep unsupported rocky terrain w/visible ice. Crown to 1-2m, estimated size 2. Smaller sympathetic releases on surrounding convexities. Approx 1500-1600m start zone. Turned around and went elsewhere.</p>

mbruhns, Tuesday 14th February, 2023 6:30PM

Hurley Area Conditions

<p>Conditions have stabilized remarkably since the widespread cycle on or about Jan 13th. About 50 cm of storm snow now overlies this layer and natural avalanches have not been observed for about a week. A fracture line profile at 1775 m close to treeline on a NE aspect showed a CTM 18 RP down 45 cm on Surface hoar while the early jan layer down 51 cm showed no results. This was in an area that had widespread avalanches 11 days ago </p>

snowcats.ca, Tuesday 24th January, 2023 6:20PM

Hurley

<p>Numerous size 2 to 2.5 on North facing aspects 1700 to 1900 m 40-60CM crowns running on December 26 layer. Remotely triggered by snow cat and ski cutting on 20 to 25° slopes</p>

snowcats.ca, Saturday 14th January, 2023 8:10AM

Pemberton area

<p>Skied between 1850m-1250m. Probed 150-180cm at 1800m. Quick test profile showing most recent crust down 40cm with suspected surface hoar lying above. CTM sudden planar results in upper storm snow down 40cm failing right on the crust. Lack of slab properties felt in areas skied today, we definitely didn’t go hunting for avalanche terrain, we heard reports of a large slab release, rider triggered from Jan 10th so we stayed away from any big steep open TL features. We were getting small pocket slabs to release on unsupported pillows which was enough information and confirmed the test pit results. I suspect this new storm snow will be quite reactive in the coming days on this same layer. Unsure of the situation in the higher alpine and how prevalent this layer is up there. Also the big question mark is if the deeper PWLs with start becoming reactive with the new load.</p>

Simon Thomson, Thursday 12th January, 2023 12:50PM

Hurley

<p>See snowpack.</p>

Williams, Monday 19th December, 2022 8:20PM