At 2260 meters the temperature was -1.5, winds were 20-45 KPH form the ESE. At 1650 meters the temperature was -2, no new snow recorded. In the valley it is -9.
For the forecast we can expect unsettled conditions until the high strengthens one more time for latter this morning. A couple of weak fronts are moving towards us. We could see 3 cm of snow by Friday morning, some flurries for early Saturday morning with snow up to 6-8 cm by Saturday Afternoon.
For the updated local avalanche advisory: ADVISORY
Personal Responsibility in Skiing: Kim Kircher's Blog
Avalanche in Pakistan kills 2: Khyber Pathtunkhwa
11 Facts about avalanches: Dosomething.org
High cirrus clouds slipped into our area on Tuesday afternoon.
For the definition of cirrus clouds click here: Wikipedia.org
Thanks to Josh Poole for this shot of an avalanche on Mount Iago taken yesterday.
Looks to be down to the summer firn.
For a definition of firn: Wikipedia
