YESTERDAY:
Sunday December 6, 2020. 14:00 Hrs. -1 with a 20-35 KPH SE wind. +5 in the valley.

2240 meters -3, Winds were 80-105 KPH SE--Horstman Hut
1860 meters -1, Winds were 25-55 KPH S --Rendezvous
1560 meters -1, 2 cm in 12 Hrs, 2 cm in 24 Hrs, Base 50 cm--Catskinner
FORECAST:
A wet warm windy front will bring light to moderate precipitation today in a South Westerly flow aloft. The freezing level will likely spike this afternoon with a range between 1600-2500 meters. We may get lucky and it may hover in the 2000 meter range!! Heavy precipitation early Tuesday morning will slowly ease to light precipitation by the afternoon with drier weather expected Tuesday night. The FL should drop down to around 1000 m. A short wave trough arrives for Wednesday but should dry out by the afternoon with the possibility of some sunny breaks. A more seasonable weak front arrives on Thursday. Guesstimates: 30-45 cm above 2000 meters by Tuesday am, 2-6 cm above 1000 meters by Wednesday am, trace-1 cm above 800 meters by Thursday am.
AVALANCHE ACTIVITY:
From Sea to Sky Avalanche Advisory:
Outside of a few small loose-wet avalanches from steep terrain, there have been no avalanche observations since last Wednesday (Dec 2) when natural widespread wet loose avalanche cycle up to size 3 was triggered by warming.
An avalanche has hit a village in Austria. Article below. Net PicINFORMATION & OBSERVATIONS:
LOCAL AVALANCHE MIN REPORTS:
Cloudburst: Dec 5, 2020
VIDEOS:
Powder Picker Dec 06, 2020: Meteorologist David Jones
ARTICLES:
An avalanche has hit a village in Austria: Tyrol
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