Hazard is increasing
AvalancheCMcGee · Nov 9, 2020 · East Side 93N
Quick report
- Ride Type
- alpineSlopes, mellowSlopes
- Stayed Away
- convexSlopes, steepSlopes
- Snow Conditions
- deepPowder
- Avalanche Conditions
- avalancheConditionSound
20-25cm new snow, stormy all day. Lots of large whoomphs while travelling in the alpine and at tree-line. The Hazard is increasing and we didn’t want to be in any a sort of avalanche terrain today
Weather
- Wind Speed
- windSpeedCalm
- Sky Condition
- overcast
- Snowfall Rate
- 2
- New Snow24 Hours
- 25
- Storm Snow Amount
- 25
- Precipitation Type
- snow
Snowpack
- Depth
- 80
- Site Aspect
- SE, SW
- Ski Penetration
- 30
- Foot Penetration
- 80
- Cracking Observed
- 1
- Site Elevation Band
- alp
- Surface Conditions
- newSnow
- Whumpfing Observed
- 1
Generally speaking the hazard is increasing with the continual gradual development of a larger slab on the nov 9 interface. Stepping back from steeper, larger and unsupported terrain ( and terrain with overhead hazard )
Avalanche
- Run Length
- 80
- Slab Width
- 60
- Trigger Type
- skier
- Wind Exposure
- windwardSlope
- Avalanche Size
- 1.5
- Slab Thickness
- 40
- Trigger Sub Type
- remote
- Start Zone Aspect
- SW
- Trigger Distance
- 10
- Vegetation Cover
- openSlope
- Start Zone Incline
- 40
- Avalanche Character
- persistentSlab
- Crust Near Weak Layer
- 1
- Number Of Avalanches
- 1
- Start Zone Elevation
- 2200
- Weak Layer Burial Date
- 2020-11-10T04:33:11.000Z
- Avalanche Observation
- 12hrsAgo
- Weak Layer Crystal Type
- facets
- Start Zone Elevation Band
- tln
- Avalanche Occurrence Datetime
- 2020-11-19T01:59:00
Steep unsupported slope was triggered while traversing above and away from the slope. Slid on Nov 9th crust facet layer, which was pretty much on the ground in this location
