| Recent Avalanches? | Yes |
| Collapsing (Whumphing)? | No |
| Cracking (Shooting cracks)? | No |
Observation: Summit
Location: Road observations
Drove through Summit Lake between 1pm and 2pm to look for recent natural avalanches from a storm that ended on yesterday morning 1/29/19.
Obvious signs of instability
Observer Comments
Recent avalanches from the storm that ended 1/29/18
D2's Spirit Walker NW-W aspect ~ 3 large crowns - possibly cornice triggered and/or loose snow triggered. Photo doesn't really illustrate this, but details were reported by another observer.
D2 Silvertip peak - W aspect
D2 Manitoba - S aspect
D2 Butch W aspect - 2 gullies
Moose Mt - NW aspect - several gullies, but may be from the previous storm that ended 1/25/19
Weather
Partly clouds
No precip
30F
calm wind
Spirit Walker - crown extends from just below the peak to the far right ridge. West to NW aspects
Silvertip Peak West aspect
Manitoba South aspect
Butch West aspect
Butch- W-SW aspect - the gully on far lookers left and debris runs out of photo
Moose Mt - NW aspect - several recent avalanches in gullies. Unconfirmed if these were recent or from the storm that ended 1/25/19
Several large crowns seen on Spirit Walker W to NW aspects - suspected to have been triggered by a cornice or loose snow from above