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Introduction: Good afternoon, this is Dave
Medara with the CHECK OUT OUR NEW GROOMING
EQUIPMENT HERE. To see past advisories check out the ARCHIVE. To see current conditions go to our WEATHER PAGE. To see photos go to the AVIPHOTOS page. Please give us your observations from
the field HERE. The more observations we get, the
better this forecast can be. We still have room in our AIARE level
I avalanche class here in |
General Conditions: The best bet for the day after
Christmas is to stay on the roads. The grooming team will be up tomorrow and
lay down a fresh new batch of Corduroy. Our tour in to The road to the Geyser Pass Trailhead is plowed but there
are some drifts that will require a high clearance vehicle. 4wd recommended. There are groomed skate and classic
trails for cross-country skiers up and over Mountain Weather: (At 10,500’) – Tonight...Partly cloudy. Lows 15 to 25. |
Weather Station/ Location |
Snow Depth (HS):
in./cm |
New Snow (HN) in./cm |
|
Current Observations:
Wind, 48 hour snow |
Geyser
Pass Trailhead (9,600’): (snotel link) |
20.0” |
0 |
43 (warm in the sun!) |
Need more! |
|
30” |
0 |
N/a |
Rotten, punchy snow |
|
28.0” |
0 |
n/a |
POWDER over sugar |
N/a |
N/a |
22.5 |
28 mph from NNW |
Avalanche Conditions: (Link to the
International Avalanche Danger Scale here)
– Not much new out there in
Avalanche land to report. There is evidence of some avalanche activity in
Horse Creek and |