- Soumis par
- Sylvain Hebert
- Date d'observation
- jeudi 7 janvier 2021 à 20 h 00
- Localisation
- 50.962980° N 118.089160° W
- Rapport concernant
- Conditions de neige
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Express
Avalanche
Manteau neigeux
Météo
Incident
Information
- Date/heure de l'avalanche
- jeudi 7 janvier 2021 à 12 h 00
- Nombre d'avalanches dans ce rapport
- 1
- Taille de l’avalanche
- 2
- Longueur d'écoulement de l'avalanche
- 400m
- Caractère de l'avalanche
- Plaque à vent
- Type d'élément déclencheur
- Skieur
- Versant de la zone de départ
- E
- Bande d'altitude de la zone de départ
- Alpin
- Altitude de la zone de départ
- 2 500m
- Inclinaison de la zone de départ
- 40°
- Altitude de la zone de dépôt
- 2 000m
- Exposition au vent
- Pente chargée latéralement
- Couverture forestière
- Pente dégagée
Commentaires
Arrived at the top of Mt Mackenzie shortly after a group cut across the steep upper slope of the East face of Mt Mackenzie on their way to the top of Thumbs up. Another group we talked to up there confirmed that they had just witnessed the folks triggering the small slab that entrained a lot of snow running all the way to the bottom of the face and up a ridge feature at the bottom. Healthy size 2 deposit. Could have been a serious ride and possible burial if they had gotten caught. Luckily nobody was at the bottom when it happened. Fracture line not seen on photo (shady area) but part of the deposit is visible in the sun lit area of the run out zone. The last member of that party is seen in the sun on the ridge near the entrance to Thumbs up (left in photo).