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Observation: Tony Grove

Observation Date
2/23/2024
Observer Name
Pagnucco, Ward, Ward
Region
Logan » Tony Grove
Location Name or Route
Tony Grove
Weather
Sky
Scattered
Wind Direction
Southwest
Wind Speed
Light
Weather Comments
Beautiful day in the mountains with PC skies and not too warm temps.
Snow Characteristics
New Snow Depth
2'
Snow Surface Conditions
Powder
Snow Characteristics Comments
Storm snow from Wednesday is settling but still deep and relatively dense. The sun zapped whatever it touched directly, if even for a few minutes. Due N facing slopes stayed cold and dry. We found damp snow on S facing and crusted snow on W facing.
Red Flags
Red Flags
Recent Avalanches
Heavy Snowfall
Red Flags Comments
We observed numerous shallow loose snow avalanches that occurred during Wednesday's sleeper storm. They were all on very steep slopes and only about 6" deep. Miller Bowl had quite a few still very visible under a few inches of snow. Could see no obvious crowns from our vantage points. Storm instabilities appear to be healing quickly. It did not get warm enough for wet activity today above 8000'.
Comments
Bad backlit photo of loose storm snow avalanches in Miller's.
Today's Observed Danger Rating
Moderate
Tomorrows Estimated Danger Rating
Moderate