Front Range
AvalancheDerek Ruth · Dec 19, 2015 · Front Range
Weather
Lots of wind, lots of snow transport.
Snowpack
NTL, E aspect, 125cm total depth. Surface slab forming, 3-4 inches.
Avalanche
Two natural avalanches in Current Creek, up high off the ridge. One south facing, lookers left of Postage Stamp. The other, easterly facing, looker right of Moonlight Bowl. The debris of this ran past the bench a good distance. Looks to have happened maybe yesterday or very early am.
Y Chute, in XYZ Chutes, slid between 11am and 2pm. Did not see exit tracks, though the wind could of blown them in. Crown went full length across the top of the chute. lookers right side had the deepest crown. Debris ran down to the trees underneath the chute. Would have been a very rocky ride if someone was caught.
Y Chute, in XYZ Chutes, slid between 11am and 2pm. Did not see exit tracks, though the wind could of blown them in. Crown went full length across the top of the chute. lookers right side had the deepest crown. Debris ran down to the trees underneath the chute. Would have been a very rocky ride if someone was caught.