| Trigger | Natural | Avalanche Type | Wet Slab |
| Aspect | South | Elevation | 3200ft |
| Slope Angle | 40deg | Crown Depth | 12in |
| Width | unknown | Vertical Run | unknown |
Avalanche: Summit
Location: General Observation
- Recent sun affect natural avalanches on South Aspect in steep and rocky terrain. Generally small avalanches D-1 one D-2. On NW aspect D-1 Human Triggered Avalanche (Unknown time frame) just to lookers right of main gully Tri Tip (Paluki). No one was caught triggered during a hard left turn.
Avalanche Details
Point releases and small slab releases on South Aspect.
Human Triggered avalanche shallow slab or sluff 30 feet wide under ski track during turn.
Obvious signs of instability
| Recent Avalanches? | Yes |
| Collapsing (Whumphing)? | No |
| Cracking (Shooting cracks)? | No |
Observer Comments
Late afternoon small avalanches South Aspects and around steep rocky terrain.
Weather
Summit Lake: Sunny, Current Temp:30F, Past 24 hours 0-30F, Snow Depth 29"
Summit Lake Ridge Top (3800'): Current Temp:14F, Past 24 hours 10-15F, Winds 2-5 variable generally from the NW Peak Gust 8MPH.
Tri Tip (Paluki)...Natural Avalanches and one small human triggered avalanche (estimated 30-40' wide.)
Sluffing off rock bands and two small natural avalanches on West Aspect.
"Incredibowls" Natural Avalanche activity from steep terrain. South Aspect.