Debris in some channeled terrain on Moose, Butch and Tri-tip, Raining and above freezing temps
Observation: Summit
Location: Summit Road Obs
Drove through Turnagain Pass and Summit Lake to Seward between 3pm and 4pm on Nov.26. Low fog and clouds and couldn’t see much in Turnagain Pass. Visibility was a little better in Summit. In general very little snow below 2500′. Could see a few channeled avalanche chutes with recent debris, but otherwise couldn’t make out any obvious activity.
Observer Comments
Weather
Skies were obscured
36F at road
Raining
Snow surface
2" of wet heavy slush in pullouts that haven't been plowed yet.
West aspect of Moose Mountain, debris in the usual avalanche gully's
From Left to Right, West aspects of Lonestar, Wilson's and Manitoba
Lower approach of Manitoba, NW facing terrain.
East aspect of Fresno Ridge
East facing slopes of Fresno
From left to right, West facing slopes of Raven's Ridge and Butch at lower Summit Lake - note the open water and swans!
From left to right, Debris on West aspect of Butch, NW slopes of Tenderfoot, and NW slopes of Tri-Tip
West and NW slopes of Tenderfoot
SW aspect of Butch
West aspect of Trip-tip - there was debris in the primary gully. Sorry I didn't get a picture.
Open water and lots of swans on lower Summit Lake