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Observation: Tony Grove Area

Observation Date
10/30/2019
Observer Name
weed
Region
Logan » Logan River » Tony Grove Area
Location Name or Route
South of Tony Grove Lake
Snow Characteristics
Snow Surface Conditions
Powder
Snow Characteristics Comments
A bit less than a foot of nice fresh powder from Monday's storm.
Avalanche Problem #1
Problem
Wind Drifted Snow
Trend
Decreasing Danger
Problem #1 Comments
Observed a few fresh drifts up to around two feet deep in exposed upper elevation terrain. We did not see any signs of recent avalanches.
Snow Profile
Aspect
North
Elevation
8,500'
Slope Angle
30°
Comments
Pretty good snow cover in the Central Bear River Range for October, but it's quite shallow. People are getting out on sleds and boards, but you have to be very careful and keep your speed down due to many shallowly buried rocks and stumps.
The Tony Grove Road is not maintained for winter driving, and it is snow packed and very icy in places. Hikers, cross country skiers, dogs, snow bikes, wheeled vehicles, and sledders share the popular road this time of year, so please be nice and keep your speed down around others...
Today's Observed Danger Rating
None
Tomorrows Estimated Danger Rating
None