Observation: Primrose Cirque

Cold temperatures on Sunday and Monday worked wonders on the snowpack. Snow surfaces on Timpanogos were transformed from a mixed bag of unconsolidated mank and breakable crusts into a perfect supportable spring corn field. The skiing was excellent as soon as the sun came out (about 11:00am). Avalanche-wise, the cold has similarly brought conditions into classic spring conditions: consolidated from top to bottom with low hazard in the morning until the mid morning and afternoon sun create predictable surface snow sluffing. There is currently a very low hazard of slab avalanches. And a very high probably of smile-inducing spring corn skiing.