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Good morning from Bearclaw and Super 8. The storm is about over and we received 18-20 inches of snow in town over the weekend. The snow on the mountain is again over the windshields. The snowman is calling for sunny days till the weekend. If your still looking at riding, we encourage you to come ride for the best snow of the season.
The super 8 is making a one in a lifetime offer for anyone coming up to Cooke City. If you tell Steve you saw this on Snowest, you'll save more then you did. So come up and ride this April.
AVALANCHE CONDITIONS: The scariest and most unpredictable problem will be avalanches failing at the ground. Weak layers buried deeper in the pack will most certainly be feeling the stress of the most recent load. On Saturday, a large natural avalanche was observed near the north Face of Mt. Blackmore in the northern Gallatin Range. This slide broke 2-7 feet deep and likely failed on facets near the ground (photo, video). Although the probability of triggering a deep slab avalanche is fairly low, the consequences remain high. Avoiding steep, rocky terrain where the snowpack is shallow and weak is a good way to limit exposure to this problem.
Today, human triggered avalanches are likely and the avalanche danger is rated CONSIDERABLE
Good morning from Bearclaw and Super 8. The storm is about over and we received 18-20 inches of snow in town over the weekend. The snow on the mountain is again over the windshields. The snowman is calling for sunny days till the weekend. If your still looking at riding, we encourage you to come ride for the best snow of the season.
The super 8 is making a one in a lifetime offer for anyone coming up to Cooke City. If you tell Steve you saw this on Snowest, you'll save more then you did. So come up and ride this April.
AVALANCHE CONDITIONS: The scariest and most unpredictable problem will be avalanches failing at the ground. Weak layers buried deeper in the pack will most certainly be feeling the stress of the most recent load. On Saturday, a large natural avalanche was observed near the north Face of Mt. Blackmore in the northern Gallatin Range. This slide broke 2-7 feet deep and likely failed on facets near the ground (photo, video). Although the probability of triggering a deep slab avalanche is fairly low, the consequences remain high. Avoiding steep, rocky terrain where the snowpack is shallow and weak is a good way to limit exposure to this problem.
Today, human triggered avalanches are likely and the avalanche danger is rated CONSIDERABLE