Detailed Observation
Date | 2022-03-15 |
Location | Eastern Alaska Range |
Observer | Phillip Raymond Wilson |
Avalanche | N |
General Observations
The predominant wind has been out of the north the last few days, which is slightly unusual for this area. The snow down on the Delta River is drifting, but hasn’t been blown away completely.
I noticed several natural avalanches along the road corridor south of Miller Creek and at the south end of Rainbow Ridge, they looked like wind or storm slab on south west aspects as well as cross loaded gullies on western aspects and appeared to be a day or two old.
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