El Chaltén — Avalanche Forecast
Pay special attention to accumulations on slopes steeper than 35°, in the middle zone and especially in the alpine sector, where critical thicknesses could be found after the last snowfall. In mid-mountain, and particularly on north-facing slopes or in gullies near rocks, consider the effect of the sun and the increase in temperature towards the end of the storm. Be alert to recent signs of instability, such as local collapses, cracks, or whumpfing. Carefully plan the itinerary.
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During the morning, the sky was partly cloudy, with slight improvement towards noon. In the afternoon, a precipitation front entered. The 0 °C isotherm remained around 1000 m during the morning, descending to about 800 m in the late afternoon and evening. Winds were light from the west and northwest, with an increase in intensity towards the afternoon. Precipitation is expected to continue during Thursday morning, while in the coming days, precipitation is forecasted.
Source: CIAv Argentina (AAGM) · View Original Bulletin
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