Subject: | [MCR] Selkirks Avalanche Hazard |
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Date: | Sat, 2 Jan 2010 11:14:48 -0800 (PST) |
We have been skiing in the Selkirks south of Revelstoke for the last couple weeks and watching the Dec 29 surface hoar form and get buried. We now have 50cm or more of recent snow forming a slab above this layer and it is highly reactive on all aspects, even on very low angle terrain and especially in cutblocks. As of this morning we are rating the Hazard as High at all elevations and seeing a lot of natural avalanche activity and remotely triggered avalanches.
Ski quality is good but we are being very cautious!
Cheers, Conrad Janzen
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