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Observation: Brighton Perimeter
Observation Date
4/11/2013
Observer Name
Patrick
Region
Salt Lake
Location Name or Route
Brighton Perimeter
Weather
Sky
Overcast
Precipitation
Light Snowfall
Wind Speed
Light
Weather Comments
Spots of sun and light wind ascending ridgeline adjacent to Brighton Periphery
Snow Characteristics
New Snow Depth
4"
New Snow Density
Medium
Snow Surface Conditions
Dense Loose
Snow Characteristics Comments
very creamy powder, not as heavy as it could have been
Red Flags
Red Flags
Recent Avalanches
Red Flags Comments
There was a decent sized debris pile mid slope dropping back into the Crest area
Avalanche Problem #1
Problem
Persistent Weak Layer
Problem #1 Comments
Further up the ridgeline, there were several large cornices, but snow seemed to be settling in well from the light storm the night before.
Comments
Crusts were buried by most of the storm snow down low, will be interesting to see how another storm does on the damp snow...