Avalanche Forecast
Avalanche Bulletin - Little Yoho
Incoming storm will raise the alpine danger over the next few days. Expect up to 25cm by Thurs. Strong South wind will accompany the snow.
Avalanche Problem 1: Wind Slabs
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Travel and Terrain Advice
- Be careful with wind loaded pockets while approaching and climbing ice routes.
- Use caution in lee areas. Recent wind loading has created fresh slabs.
Avalanche Summary
No new avalanches observed or reported today.
Snowpack Summary
An average of 30-50 cm of snow at treeline with up to 100 cm in alpine locations. A crust formed prior to Halloween is down 10-15 cm helping provide support for skiers. This crust disappears on N aspects around 2500m. Previous alpine winds have created pockets of wind slab. On glaciers be wary of the ice-snow interface and check it for instability.
Weather Forecast
The beginning of light flurries started today. Accumulations of up to 25cm is expected at treeline in the Northern part of the forecast region by Thursday morning. Freezing levels will fall back to 1200m Tues and Wed. Alpine winds will be strong from the S.
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Incoming snow, wind and warm temps will make this layer more active. Stay out of steep, gullied terrain while the storm is here.