A slab avalanche occurred on the southern face of Max’s Mountain today, April
1st. It looks to be a natural as no tracks could be seen entering, however the
exit and debris was out of view. Likely a wind slab formed on Friday 3/29 as the
depth looks to be consistent with Friday’s foot of new snow. SSW facing ~2500′.
The last picture is of a slab on the SW face of Magnum that is a few days old.
Also looks to be a wind slab from Friday’s snow that was triggered by a piece of
cornice falling.
Max's mountin slab. SSW ~2500'. Released sometime on Monday before 430pm.
Max's slab from further out for reference
Sun and temperatures crust that covers most all aspects and elevations except for above treeline northeries.
Magnum slab that slid sometime Saturday or Sunday 3/30-3/31. SW facing ~3500'
