Introduction: Good
afternoon, this is Dave Medara with the CHECK OUT OUR NEW GROOMING
EQUIPMENT HERE. To see past advisories check out the ARCHIVE. To see current conditions go to our WEATHER PAGE. To see photos go to the AVIPHOTOS page. Please give us your observations from
the field HERE. The more observations we get, the better
this forecast can be. Remember the Friends of the
Manti-LaSal avalanche Forecast fund raiser on Friday night. 6:30 PM Doors
open |
Weather Station/ Location |
Snow Depth (HS): in./cm |
New Snow (HN) in./cm |
|
Current Observations:
Wind, 48 hour snow |
Geyser
Pass Trailhead (9,600’): (snotel link) |
26” |
11” |
22 |
Cold, no new snow |
|
37” |
11.5” |
N/a |
New snow |
|
27” |
11.5” |
n/a |
POWDER (& rocks!) |
N/a |
N/a |
21 |
20-30 mph @ NNW |
Avalanche Conditions: (Link to the
International Avalanche Danger Scale here)
– Lot’s of visible avalanche activity
in Gold Basin today and a human triggered (triggered from a safe spot on our
up track) slide in Coyote Chute that traversed over the ridge and into Horse
Creek all help to confirm our avalanche danger rating of HIGH for today. We are keeping the avalanche danger
rating CONSIDERABLE overnight
tonight and expect there could still be some major human triggered slide
potential out there on North and East facing slopes. We will update this
message tomorrow morning. Be safe and DON’T use your good skis! |