AVALANCHE ACTIVITY:
Sz 3 Avalanche from a few days ago in Lakeside.
Fracture line from slide on Lower Disease Ridge.
Different perspective of above avalanche.
From the Brandywine Area. Toby Salin Image
No new avalanches observed yesterday.
YESTERDAY:
Saturday morning, a few clouds.
Clouds moved in later in the morning from the Southeast.
Still an awesome day.
Cumulus clouds in the afternoon.
Clouds dissipated later in the day.
Just before sunset.
Saturday Afternoon
Big picture on Saturday afternoon!
Weather Observations for May 6, 2018 taken at 06:00 Hours.
2240 meters +3, Winds were 15-45 KPH NE--Horstman Hut
1860 meters +6, Winds were 5-25 KPH E --Rendevous
1550 meters +6, 0 cm of new snow, 0 cm in 24 hrs Base 198 cm --Catskinner
660 meters +8, Valley Temp, Max Temp Yesterday was +21.9, trace of precip recorded yest
As of 07:00 Hrs this am we have broken cloud and unlimited visibility.
FORECAST:
An upper level trough will bring unsettled weather today in a Southwesterly flow aloft. Surface flow will continue from the North and the FL will spike at around 3000 meters. Chance of some intermittent isolated rain showers for today but the air mass is fairly dry. A weak upper level ridge will try to build for Monday into Tuesday but looks like unsettled weather will continue until Tuesday night when a Pacific frontal band pushes through into Thursday. This front will lower temperatures and the FL could go as low as 1700 meters Wednesday night. Ridge could rebuild by Friday.
Guesstimates: trace-2 mm by Monday morning, trace-4 mm by Tuesday morning, trace-4 mm by Wednesday morning, 15-20 mm by Thursday morning.( 10 cm possible above 1600 meters)
GOES IR image from this am.
Weak Upper level trough with warm temperatures at 1550 meters.
Unsettled this am.
Unsettled!
Fronts along the coast.
Unsettled!
Unsettled!
INFORMATION & OBSERVATIONS:
Looking West Satuday morning.
Poop Chutes.
Brandywine Area Toby Salin Image
Its been warm! Toby Salin Image
Castle Towers Saturday afternoon.
Cable and Com lines removed.
Alpine was open but had to close by 14:30 Hours Saturday afternoon.. Warm up there this am!!
There were some characters around on Saturday.
Guru!
Tricks at 2240 meters. Max temp yesterday at this elevation was +7.2 Deg C.
From South Coast Touring:
ARTICLES:
Melting snow pack allows NSR ability to search for missing backcountry users: North Shore
Last weekends storm final death tally--16: Pistehors.com
Avalanche survivors face the Trauma of Living: Cassidy Randall
As of 07:00 Hrs this am we have broken cloud and unlimited visibility.
FORECAST:
An upper level trough will bring unsettled weather today in a Southwesterly flow aloft. Surface flow will continue from the North and the FL will spike at around 3000 meters. Chance of some intermittent isolated rain showers for today but the air mass is fairly dry. A weak upper level ridge will try to build for Monday into Tuesday but looks like unsettled weather will continue until Tuesday night when a Pacific frontal band pushes through into Thursday. This front will lower temperatures and the FL could go as low as 1700 meters Wednesday night. Ridge could rebuild by Friday.
Guesstimates: trace-2 mm by Monday morning, trace-4 mm by Tuesday morning, trace-4 mm by Wednesday morning, 15-20 mm by Thursday morning.( 10 cm possible above 1600 meters)
GOES IR image from this am.
Weak Upper level trough with warm temperatures at 1550 meters.
Unsettled this am.
Unsettled!
Fronts along the coast.
Unsettled!
INFORMATION & OBSERVATIONS:
Looking West Satuday morning.
Poop Chutes.
Brandywine Area Toby Salin Image
Its been warm! Toby Salin Image
Castle Towers Saturday afternoon.
Cable and Com lines removed.
Alpine was open but had to close by 14:30 Hours Saturday afternoon.. Warm up there this am!!
There were some characters around on Saturday.
Guru!
Tricks at 2240 meters. Max temp yesterday at this elevation was +7.2 Deg C.
From South Coast Touring:
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ARTICLES:
Melting snow pack allows NSR ability to search for missing backcountry users: North Shore
Last weekends storm final death tally--16: Pistehors.com
Avalanche survivors face the Trauma of Living: Cassidy Randall
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