Boundary-Kitimat-Nass-Rupert-Shames-Stewart — Avalanche Forecast
Avalanche danger will increase through the day with warming and strong sun.Conditions will deteriorate sooner than expected if a strong crust does not form overnight.
Danger by Elevation
Active Avalanche Problems


With limited overnight refreezing over the past few nights, daytime warming and strong April sun have continued to trigger natural wet loose avalanches up to size 2.5.
A widespread surface crust is expected to form overnight at treeline and above, with crust thickness and strength varying with the quality of the overnight refreeze. Isolated north-facing areas in high-alpine terrain may still hold pockets of dry, loose surface snow.Below treeline, a limited or lack of overnight refreeze will result in a moist or isothermal upper snowpack.With daytime warming and sun, the snowpack will weaken throughout the day.
Source: Avalanche Canada — Avalanche Canada · View Original Bulletin
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