Understanding The Growing Persistent Slab Problem January 10th 2018
Let's dive into the details surrounding The Growing Persistent Slab Problem January 10th 2018. Evan Ross checks out the
Key Takeaways about The Growing Persistent Slab Problem January 10th 2018
- ... and we have very weak faceted sugary snow below and that's why we're dealing with this
- The Sawtooth Mountains and Smoky/Boulder zones currently have weak, faceted snow buried 12-36" deep in the snowpack.
- CBAC demonstrates the developing
- A look at the snowpack at the crown of a recent avalanche and photos of other recent avalanches breaking near the ground.
- Eric and Evan check out the crown of a remotely triggered avalanche by a skier, reported on
Detailed Analysis of The Growing Persistent Slab Problem January 10th 2018
FAC investigates a slide that partially buried a snowmobiler on Traveled to Peak 6996 in Glacier Park where we observed poor snowpack structure. Erich Peitzsch of the Flathead Avalanche Center discusses the
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That wraps up our extensive overview of The Growing Persistent Slab Problem January 10th 2018.