- Soumis par
- peteranowicki
- Date d'observation
- lundi 8 avril 2019 à 19 h 00
- Localisation
- 50.068541° N 122.859353° W
- Rapport concernant
- Conditions de neige
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Express
Avalanche
Manteau neigeux
Météo
Incident
Information
- Activité
- Ski
Détails du groupe
- Nombre total de personne dans le groupe ?
- 2
- Nombre de personnes entièrement ensevelies ?
- 0
- Nombre de personnes partiellement ensevelies avec une respiration normale ?
- 0
- Nombre de personnes non blessées (emportées mais non ensevelies) ?
- 0
- Nombre de personnes impliquées ?
- 0
Détails du terrain
- Forme du terrain au point de déclenchement
- Concave
Commentaires
Went to ski decker main. It was somewhat wind loaded, my buddy and I discussed safe points and the possibility of skiing the whole line without stopping if it was safe. He dropped first and made a 20ish m ski cut across the right half of the face, nothing happened. He started skiing down, snow seemed pretty stable so he skied all the way to the bottom. I dropped in and cut across his ski cut and then made a few turn on the right of his line. Snow was variable so I traversed over to the left side of his track, where it looked more consistent. As I was traversing the snow suddenly fractured 1or 2 m above me and propagated 30 m to the left with about a 15cm crown. I tried to continue traversing and get off the slab, but I didn’t have enough speed. The snow started pulling on my skis, one came off. I was able to self arrest, and pick my way down on one ski to collect the other after the snow settled.