Expected more red flags today but the weather forecast never panned out. It happens.
Primary Concern
Primary Concern:
Deep Slabs
Probability:
Low
Aspect:
North
Northeast
East
Southeast
West
Northwest
Elevation:
High
Mid
Trend:
Same
Primary Concern Comments:
One out of many ECTS showed full propagation on a northeast facing slope in upper White Pine. Same for PSTs. Only one of many showed full propagation (40/125) down 125cms.
Secondary Concern
Secondary Concern:
Persistent Slabs
Probability:
Low
Aspect:
North
Northeast
East
Southeast
Southwest
West
Northwest
Elevation:
High
Mid
Trend:
Less Dangerous
Secondary Concern Comments:
Two very small pockets triggered on steep rollovers at this interface - on northwest and southwest facing slopes - each about 8" deep and 10' wide. Would have (with today's expected snow numbers) to have potentially re-activated the weak surface snow prior to last Sunday's storm.
Saturday's snow surface found to be quite weak still - RR on a variety of sunny aspects...SH noted in upper LCC yesterday but not found in White Pine today
Other concerns - the sluffing in the low density snow....tomorrow's sun should assist with additional sluffing -
and any wind will easily drift the new snow.
snow_profile_location:
2242 West North Temple | Salt Lake City, UT 84116 | (801) 524-5304 | (801) 524-6301 Fax | Advisory Hotline: (888) 999-4019
Expected more red flags today but the weather forecast never panned out. It happens.