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Observation: South Tony Grove
Observation Date
12/2/2012
Observer Name
Pagnucco
Region
Logan
Location Name or Route
Tony Grove Area
Weather
Sky
Overcast
Wind Direction
Southwest
Wind Speed
Moderate
Snow Characteristics
Snow Surface Conditions
Wind Crust
Melt-Freeze Crust
Damp
Snow Characteristics Comments
A hodge-podge of conditions today. From April-like frozen slush to quasi-soft surface snow to wind crusts. Survival skiing. Saw a few wet sluffs above the lake from the recent warm temps. They are actually the first avalanche activity I have seen this season. Still need lots more snow.
Comments
Small wet point releases above the lake.
Most of the snow we encountered was damp enough to make a solid snowball
