Blue River-Clemina-East Kakwa-Kakwa-McBride-McGregor-North Monashee-Pine Pass-Premier-Quesnel-Renshaw-Robson-Sugarbowl-Tumbler — Bulletin d'avalanche

On Friday, warm temperatures and strong sun resulted in a natural cycle of wet loose avalanches up to size 2, and some cornice falls that failed to trigger subsequent slabs.With cooler, cloudier conditions, and only light precipitation forecast, new avalanche activity is unlikley on Monday.Observations are very limited! Please consider submitting your observations to the Mountain Information Network.

Around 5 cm of new snow may accumulate in parts of the region, possibly falling as rain at or below treeline. Combined with southwesterly winds, this new snow could form small new wind slabs in lee northerly through easterly slopes at upper elevations.Otherwise, the precipitation will be falling on a hard melt-freeze crust on most slopes.Below the crust, the snowpack is generally strong and well-bonded, with no layers of concern.