Mt Brown deep and stable

Location Name: 
Mt Brown, GNP
Observation date: 
Monday, December 31, 2018 - 13:30

Is this an Avalanche Observation: 
No
Observation made by: Public

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Quick Observation

Toured up Mt Brown past the lookout. Very recent light snow sitting on top of Saturday’s heavier snow noted throughout tour. Snow pit on south facing aspect at approximately 7500 feet showed a healthy looking snowpack measuring 210cm. ECT produced no notable results. We saw 2 small debris piles originating from steep sw aspect.Difficult to determine origin. No crowns seen throughout tour. Sunny day could see a lot in the park.Only red flag throughout tour were windslabs found on ESE aspects particularly. Cornice drops did not produce any notable results.Snow on the south facing descent started with pow and transitioned to windboard upon descent into more exposed terrain.

Travel Details
Route Description: 

Mt Brown Lookout trail to 8000 ft

Activity: 
Skiing
Snowboarding
Snowpack Details
Snowpack and Weather Details: 
Hide Terrain
Elevation of observation: 
Above 6500 ft
Aspect(s) of observation: 
S
New Snow in the past 24 hours: 
6.00in.
Total Snow Depth: 
210 cm
Blowing Snow: 
None
Wind Speed: 
Calm (No air motion)
Air temperature: 
Below Freezing
Snow line: 
Bleeping cold
Highest Precipitation Rate: 
No Precipitation (NO)
Avalanche Details
Avalanche Details: 
Date and Time of Avalanche: 
Tuesday, January 1, 2019 - 13:30