Chill Adventures Persistent Weak Layers

Chill Adventures: Persistent weak layers

An avalanche caused by a

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2/20/29: A quick look at snow and avalanche conditions on a mid elevation northwest facing slope in Logan Canyon.

Here's a quick look at existing

We found a

Strong Northwest winds have created fresh slabs of wind drifted snow while adding stress to buried

A quick look at our snowpack at 8880' in elevation on a north-facing slope in Provo. Just underneath the UFO Bowls.

CAIC forecasters traveled in the South San Juan zone north of Grayrock Peak to evaluate the sensitivity of a buried

Here I revisit a lower elevation slope in Card Canyon to track a buried sugary

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Trent Meisenheimer discusses our

... cohesive slab right here and then all decomposing snow with some faceted

CBAC forecasters Zach and Ian check out the

... this lower likelihood high consequence uh scenario right now where we continue to talk about those

Right in here it again some more of that faceted

I triggered an audible collapse or a "whumpf", so I dug down into the snow to look at the poor snow structure and a loose sugary ...

Sawtooth Mountain Guides shared this footage of a Extended Column Test in the Smoky Mountains. The test was performed on a ...

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