- Soumis par
- AvCan Vancouver Island
- Date d'observation
- mardi 2 avril 2024 à 20 h 00
- Localisation
- 50.227230° N 126.357320° W
- Rapport concernant
- Conditions de neige
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Express
Avalanche
Manteau neigeux
Météo
Incident
Conditions de neige
- La qualité du hors-piste était:
- OK
- Les conditions de neige étaient :
- Durcie
- Poudreuse
- Mouillée
Information
- La journée était:
- De tempête
- Mouillée
Commentaires
After perusing weather models and seeing North Island destinations in the lead for forecast snow, we headed up to the Mount Cain area to take a look.
At 1200 m, heavy rain switched to heavy, wet snowfall at about 10:30 AM. Between then and our departure at around 2:30 PM, about 15 cm of moist new snow had accumulated. A nice little reset!
New snow was bonding pretty much instantaneously to the wet surfaces that preceded the snowfall, but we noted elevated south winds at 1300 m and would expect reactive wind slabs forming on leeward slopes at ridgetop. Management of a prior injury kept our own travel limited to rescue practices in the weather station meadow.