WEll see if reply to is set
From obs: "Naturals from Pebble today. Appeared to be failing on the SH 20cm down. I dug at 8800’, SE, HS150, ECTP11, failing on 2mm SH that’s sitting on top of 20-30 cm of small grain facets. Multiple hand pits failed during isolation on same layer."
Natural avalanches released on or before 2/6/22 in Goose Creek.
From email: "This remotely triggered slide up near goose lake was small but high consequence in this terrain. The t trigger point is below the group of trees on the lookers left of the photo."
Dug next to snowmobile triggered avalanche that occurred the morning of 2/6/2022.
Chris Hericks, snow ranger on Beaverhead Deerlodge NF, points to the lower of two surface hoar layers. We are finding similar layering throughout our entire forecast area. The top 18" of the snowpack is weak and will quickly become unstable when it snows. Photo: GNFAC
I was touring on the west side of Wyoming creek today. Got some large whoomfs and collapses on the Ridgeline and a poor test score of ectp11 q1 sp 22cm deep on on buried surface hoar on top of facets on an E/SE facing slope at 9242' hs-163cm, slope angle 26° The same layer was easily identifiable in hand shears throughout the day.
I was touring on the west side of Wyoming creek today. Got some large whoomfs and collapses on the Ridgeline and a poor test score of ectp11 q1 sp 22cm deep on on buried surface hoar on top of facets on an E/SE facing slope at 9242' hs-163cm, slope angle 26° The same layer was easily identifiable in hand shears throughout the day.
