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Observation: Logan
Observation Date
11/10/2012
Observer Name
Brodhead
Region
Logan
Location Name or Route
Tony Grove
Weather
Sky
Overcast
Precipitation
Light Snowfall
Weather Comments
Snow and wind picking up in the afternoon...
Snow Characteristics
New Snow Depth
7"
New Snow Density
Low
Snow Surface Conditions
Powder
Snow Characteristics Comments
About 7 inches of new snow as of 1pm today. I found some nicely preserved graupel in between the melt-freeze crust and the new snow on an north-east facing slope at 8,800 ft. This makes sense, since I'm pretty sure we had a lightening event at the beginning of the storm...
Avalanche Problem #1
Problem #1 Comments
There was some wind drifting, which I used to my advantage to keep from hitting the rocks. Didn't see any cracking or hear any collapsing so, at least where I was, it seemed tame.
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