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South/West facing slopes are almost into a full on corn cycle. The snowpack has formed drainage channels and sports a nice crust in the morning with a good overnight freeze on the more solar oriented aspects.
Even high elevation North facing slopes felt damp yesterday afternoon. It's official, powder riding isn't happening on the Skyline unless/until we get another storm.
Red Flags
Recent Avalanches
Red Flag Comments:
Wet avalanches are running full depth at lower elevations.
Primary Concern
Primary Concern:
Wet Avalanches
Probability:
Moderate
Aspect:
East
Southeast
South
Southwest
West
Elevation:
Mid
Low
Trend:
Less Dangerous
Primary Concern Comments:
I observed plenty of pinwheels and rollerballs today, in addition to the full depth avalanche that hit the road in Hunnington canyon.
snow_profile_location:
Observed Danger Rating:
Moderate
Forecast Danger Rating:
Low
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South/West facing slopes are almost into a full on corn cycle. The snowpack has formed drainage channels and sports a nice crust in the morning with a good overnight freeze on the more solar oriented aspects.
Even high elevation North facing slopes felt damp yesterday afternoon. It's official, powder riding isn't happening on the Skyline unless/until we get another storm.