Via IG: “Large natural avalanche on the east side of redstreak peak down near West Yellowstone.
And then another natural one right on the shoulder of white peak on the boundary.” Photo: S. Mooney
Via IG: “Large natural avalanche on the east side of redstreak peak down near West Yellowstone.
And then another natural one right on the shoulder of white peak on the boundary.” Photo: S. Mooney
Via IG: “Electric peak via Betty gulch avalanches. Assuming they are natural!”
Via IG: “Electric peak via Betty gulch avalanches. Assuming they are natural!” Photo: R Rose
Via IG: “Electric peak via Betty gulch avalanches. Assuming they are natural!” Photo: R Rose
Via IG: “Electric peak via Betty gulch avalanches. Assuming they are natural!” Photo: R Rose
From Obs: "On Saturday we toured up Dudley Creek. At around 1pm we ski cut an isolated, wind loaded pocket on a SE aspect at approximately 9200ft elevation and released a wind slab (see photo). The slab was about 20 feet wide, about 1 foot at it's deepest, and ran for about 200 feet. Staying wary of wind loading, we dug a pit on a NE aspect, in a spot without evidence of significant wind loading, and received an ECTNX. Although we did not identify any failure on buried weak layers in this location, it will remain something to watch for with more snow and warmer temps on the way."
From Obs: "On Saturday we toured up Dudley Creek. At around 1pm we ski cut an isolated, wind loaded pocket on a SE aspect at approximately 9200ft elevation and released a wind slab (see photo). The slab was about 20 feet wide, about 1 foot at it's deepest, and ran for about 200 feet. Staying wary of wind loading, we dug a pit on a NE aspect, in a spot without evidence of significant wind loading, and received an ECTNX.
From Obs: "Heard tree breakage, saw plumes of snow and sliding snow at the bottom of the slide path. Our group spoke with the sledders and skiers that were on the slope and confirmed none were caught. Skiers reported feeling slide tremble and backed down the mountain. The main breakage was near top of the third shoot from the lookers right."
From Obs: "Heard tree breakage, saw plumes of snow and sliding snow at the bottom of the slide path. Our group spoke with the sledders and skiers that were on the slope and confirmed none were caught. Skiers reported feeling slide tremble and backed down the mountain. The main breakage was near top of the third shoot from the lookers right." Photo: N. Repphun
