Mount Currie just before sunrise Tuesday March 29, 2016.
A few clouds around in the morning.
With the warm temperatures more cornices will collapse!!
New cornice drop Tuesday am.
Strong Northerly winds again on Tuesday.
Some areas were very scoured!!
Others had some decent snow quality.
Sz 1-2 loose snow avalanches on solar aspects Tuesday.
Sunset on Mount Currie.
Weather Observations for March 30, 2016: taken at 06:00 Hours.
2240 meters 0, Winds were 35-60 KPH SSE --Horstman Hut Station
2180 meters 0, Winds were 40-50 KPH NNW --Whistler Peak
1860 meters +4, Winds were 30-50 KPH NNE --Rendevous
1835 meters +3, Winds were 5-15 KPH SSW --Roundhouse
1650 meters +3, 0 cm of new snow, 0 cm in 24 hrs, 315 cm Base, RH 75% --Pig Alley
1550 meters +6, 0 cm of new snow, 0 cm in 24 hrs, 241 cm Base, RH 52% --Catskinner
For the forecast, upper level ridge will continue to build until Thursday with dry and mild weather into the weekend. There has been some cloud come over the top of the ridge in a Northeasterly flow.
We may see some cloud again this morning. Looking sunnier for Thursday. The ridge will begin to shift East with cooler onshore flow developing on Saturday. Will likely see some cloud Friday afternoon. Unsettled for Saturday into Sunday before a front moves onshore for Monday. Freezing levels will remain at and above the alpine into Monday.
Some cloud around this morning.
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High pressure Tuesday March 29, 2016.
Some big lenticulars on Tuesday morning.
Some slab releases from cornice drops.
Alpin glow on Mount Currie.
Late day lenticulars.
Snow Cones.
Cool way to ski cut.
Key Hole Falls.
Synchronised speed kiting.
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