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Observation: White Pine
Observation Date
1/29/2021
Observer Name
Garrett Harmsen
Region
Salt Lake » Little Cottonwood Canyon » White Pine
Location Name or Route
Lower white pine
Red Flags
Red Flags
Recent Avalanches
Heavy Snowfall
Cracking
Poor Snowpack Structure
Avalanche Problem #1
Problem
New Snow
Trend
Same
Problem #1 Comments
High snowfall rate this afternoon. Guess is 2"/hr for a short period of time. Lots of cracking in the surface snow, had some tiny storm slabs ~4" deep breaking on small terrain features while breaking trail. I would bet anything bigger/steeper would have slid during the high PI this afternoon.
If we get a larger load tonight I’d expect the storm snow to be reactive in the morning
Today's Observed Danger Rating
High
Tomorrows Estimated Danger Rating
None