AVALANCHE ACTIVITY:
Recent Glide Avalanche that pulled out a slab.
Good size debris.
YESTERDAY:
Early Tuesday morning.
A bit of a haze in the distance.
Some cloud did appear later in the am.
Some cloud dissipated later in the afternoon.
Tantalus
Tuesday afternoon.
Big picture Tuesday afternoon.
Weather Observations for May 16, 2018 taken at 06:00 Hours.
2240 meters +6, Winds were 15-20 KPH SW--Horstman Hut
1860 meters +7, Winds were 5-10 KPH SE--Rendevous
1550 meters +7, 0 cm of new snow, 0 cm in 24 hrs Base 150 cm --Catskinner
660 meters +5, Valley Temp, Max Temp Yesterday was +27.4, 0.0 mm of precip recorded yest
As of 07:00 hrs this am we have clear skies and unlimited visibility. +9 Deg C.
FORECAST:
The ridge is forecasted to shift Eastward today with a cooler marine push in a light Southerly flow aloft switching to Southwesterly later today. We may see some cloud development later in the day but there is a chance it may stay South of our zone. The FL is supposed to drop to around 3000 meters later today. There are some discrepancies in the various models, but it looks like we may see some unsettled weather Thursday through Sunday. Good chance the ridge will rebuild for Monday. Weak weather disturbances may bring the occasional shower but it will all depend on what the trough coming from the South does, possibility it may stay Southeast of this area. Slight chance of some lightning & thunder, likely will stay to our South.
Guesstimates: trace-3 mm by Thursday morning, trace-6 mm by Friday morning, trace-5 mm by Saturday morning, trace-8 mm by Sunday morning, trace-1mm by Monday morning.
GOES IR image from this am.
Still fairly warm at 1550 meters, low to the South is supposed to head North.
Some cloud may work its way up here.
Still looking like a nice day.
Fronts on the coast.
Cloud moving in for Thursday.
Looks like it dissipates, but we may see more cloud with the chance of some showers.
INFORMATION & OBSERVATIONS:
Pooling melt in Alpine depressions.
New debris from a cornice drop yesterday morning, continued cornice trimming in the ski area.
Evidence of a very active cycle, likely last week.
Old cornice drop releasing a wet slab.
After a few truck loads the Wizard is gone.
The Beast!
High in the valley yesterday was 27.4 according to the Nester's weather Station. Felt like 33.
07:45 Hrs Wednesday morning. Stratus layer creeping inland.
From South Coast Touring:
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Recovery of missing Doctor brings closure to Community: Montana
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As of 07:00 hrs this am we have clear skies and unlimited visibility. +9 Deg C.
FORECAST:
The ridge is forecasted to shift Eastward today with a cooler marine push in a light Southerly flow aloft switching to Southwesterly later today. We may see some cloud development later in the day but there is a chance it may stay South of our zone. The FL is supposed to drop to around 3000 meters later today. There are some discrepancies in the various models, but it looks like we may see some unsettled weather Thursday through Sunday. Good chance the ridge will rebuild for Monday. Weak weather disturbances may bring the occasional shower but it will all depend on what the trough coming from the South does, possibility it may stay Southeast of this area. Slight chance of some lightning & thunder, likely will stay to our South.
Guesstimates: trace-3 mm by Thursday morning, trace-6 mm by Friday morning, trace-5 mm by Saturday morning, trace-8 mm by Sunday morning, trace-1mm by Monday morning.
GOES IR image from this am.
Still fairly warm at 1550 meters, low to the South is supposed to head North.
Some cloud may work its way up here.
Still looking like a nice day.
Fronts on the coast.
Cloud moving in for Thursday.
Looks like it dissipates, but we may see more cloud with the chance of some showers.
INFORMATION & OBSERVATIONS:
Pooling melt in Alpine depressions.
New debris from a cornice drop yesterday morning, continued cornice trimming in the ski area.
Evidence of a very active cycle, likely last week.
Old cornice drop releasing a wet slab.
After a few truck loads the Wizard is gone.
The Beast!
High in the valley yesterday was 27.4 according to the Nester's weather Station. Felt like 33.
07:45 Hrs Wednesday morning. Stratus layer creeping inland.
From South Coast Touring:
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ARTICLES:
Avalanche survivor Brock Crouch's final thoughts while trying to stay alive; Luckily--I'm Alive
Ortrovox announces recall on 3+ Model Avalanche Beacons: Teton Gear & Tech
695,000 winter sports jobs at risk due to climate change: Powder
Recovery of missing Doctor brings closure to Community: Montana
Plowing has begun on the Hurley: I Survived the Hurley
How a new Backcoutry citizen science effort is growing the snow-depth database: Backcoutry Magazine
After an avalanche that nearly killed him, he found a much scarier challenge: Uplift
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