Introduction to February 9th 2015 Skier Triggered Persistent Slab On A Buried Surface Hoar Layer
Let's dive into the details surrounding February 9th 2015 Skier Triggered Persistent Slab On A Buried Surface Hoar Layer. CBAC forecaster takes a quick look at the crown of a
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Erich Peitzsch of the Flathead Avalanche Center shows the sensitivity of fresh wind Persistent Slab Avalanche on Carpenter Ridge Triggered from Lower Angle Terrain 150 m Away - Part 1 Mark Staples of the UAC and his partners did not ride in a steep bowl after finding
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Summary & Highlights for February 9th 2015 Skier Triggered Persistent Slab On A Buried Surface Hoar Layer
- Doug Chabot investigates two
- Karl Birkeland gets an unstable test result (ECTP14) and describes the current concerns with a
- The late January
- A look at the variability and complex nature of this problem. One trend that we are seeing is that in areas that were sheltered from ...
- Complicated Crusts-Skier Triggered Avalanches update
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