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Bridger Range, 2025-02-07

Feb 7 We saw a couple storm slabs that broke in today's snow 4-6" deep, 10-30' wide, and we triggered one 3-4" deep wind slab, "remotely", from a few feet back on a small ridgeline. R2-D1. These slabs were very soft, F- to F hard. Photo: GNFAC

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Bridger Range, 2025-02-07

Feb 7 We saw a couple storm slabs that broke in today's snow 4-6" deep, 10-30' wide, and we triggered one 3-4" deep wind slab, "remotely", from a few feet back on a small ridgeline. R2-D1. These slabs were very soft, F- to F hard. Photo: GNFAC

 

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Northern Gallatin, 2025-02-07

At the base of G2 I triggered a 3 inch x 100 foot soft slab. Photo: D Chabot

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Northern Gallatin, 2025-02-06

Most notable test result was ECTP16 down 35 cm on a layer of surface hoar. Photo: E Heiman

Northern Gallatin, 2025-02-06

Most notable test result was ECTP16 down 35 cm on a layer of surface hoar. Photo: E Heiman

Northern Gallatin, 2025-02-06

Three to four inches of new snow from yesterday sat on top of the dust layer that got deposited across most of the forecast area on Monday and Tuesday. Photo: GNFAC

Northern Gallatin, 2025-02-06

There was evidence of several R1-2/ D1-2 wind slab avalanches that likely ran this weekend on the east face of Blackmore. Photo: GNFAC

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Northern Gallatin, 2025-02-06

Elephant Mountain and the summer trail area were scoured down to the tundra. Photo: GNFAC

Northern Madison, 2025-02-06

Swift Current lift shut down all day Wednesday 2/5/25 by ski patrol

Bridger Range, 2025-02-06

200ft wide and rather shallow, did not manage to run fully into the apron. 

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Bridger Range, 2025-02-05

This was a small remote trigger next to the skin track, about 20 feet wide by 10 feet long.  Photo: K Gordon

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Bridger Range, 2025-02-05

Remote trigger, SE facing slope, ~100' crown, ~3" depth.  Photo: M Gillies

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Northern Gallatin, 2025-02-05

I went for a walk up the main fork of hyalite today and observed a very dirty snow surface from the strong SW winds. Photo: Anonymous

Northern Gallatin, 2025-02-05

 The cornices are growing rather large from the recent wind. Photo: Anonymous

Cooke City, 2025-02-04

A little wind load cornice break, but it broke while I was coming down that track to the right. Photo: S Strenge

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Cooke City, 2025-02-04

This is the N side of scotch bonnet, looks like a big break, didn’t get any closer than this however. Photo: S Strenge

 

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Cooke City, 2025-02-04

N face of crown butte, looks like it slid before the dirt event (we think the end of the storm yesterday/ or last night must have been dirty snow?). Photo: S Strenge

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Cooke City, 2025-02-04

Avalanche east aspect of Henderson. This slid sometime between 11:30 - 12:30 on 2/4/24. Photo: BPG

 

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Cooke City, 2025-02-04

Avalanche on north aspect of Fisher Mountain. This likely slid sometime between 2/2-2/3. Photo: BPG

 

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Cooke City, 2025-02-04

Avalanche north aspect of Crown Butte. This likely slid sometime between 2/2-2/3. Photo: BPG

 

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