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Southerlies
Date of Observation: 11/30/2022
Zone: Southeast Mountains
Route Description: Standard Red Lady and Standard Glady
Observed avalanche activity: Yes
Avalanches: saw many on the suspect Northern half of the compass (many reported already) plus the obvious cornice ridge collapse on an easterly ridge on skinner (also reported earlier).
A note I would add is that the lowest elevation snow was warming and wet this afternoon. even felt some crust forming in the shade… watching the snow from the trees drip onto the snow below. Crazy to think we started the day so cold and then to see melting on the snow the same day.
The snowpack was LOUD and collapses everywhere. Shooting cracks on most start zones (naturals) which I couldn’t get to move.
Obvious snow consolidation is evident around trees and bushes.
Very thin and somewhat supportive overall. I like what KH said, tips up, bums down!
Weather: sunny warming to 30*s (a guess)
Snowpack: Loud and shallow. ATL scoured and drifted. BTL getting deeper 500+ feet above Kebler (but still razor-thin in most places).
Are you sure we got 10″ – 17″ haha
2021 Fireside Chats
Dec 20th- Wendy Wagner of the Chugach National Forest Avalanche Information Center.
- Passcode: 0mGH6*.6
- Zoom link for the recording
Jan 7th- Dragons in the snow with Craig Gordon and Ed Power.
- Recording HERE
Jan 21st- Drew Hardesty, On the nature of forecasting… And why we get it wrong.
Feb 4th- Starr Jamison, Life after the Avalanche.
- Recording. HERE
- password: GPB7Tpz*
Feb 18th, 7-8:15 pm – Anne St. Clair, Canadian Forecaster Insights
- Zoom link: https://zoom.us/j/96800802285
- Recording HERE passcode: +Q&86iGD
March 18, Jacks Hutchinson. Left of Whumph and Avy Dogs. zoom link.
- Recording
here
Passcode: d2*q5iiC
Our final Virtual Fireside Chat of the season is this Tuesday. Dr. Erich Peitzsch, with the U.S.G.S., will be joining us from Glacier National Park, where he has been conducting research on wet avalanches, using drones to study the snowpack, avalanche fatality trends in the U.S., and more. Join us at 7 p.m. on April 13th at this link: https://zoom.us/j/94179033141
RECORDING: Passcode: Rzn5Wv$5
WET SLAB THAT RAN DURING LAST WEEKEND’S WET CYCLE ON AVERY PEAK.
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