Buried weak layer of faceted snow beneath a crust
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14.01.2021 kl. 18:54
290 masl
Nsala@NVE (***)
• Buried weak layer of faceted snow beneath a crust • Within half a meter • The collapsing weak layer is thin < 3 cm. A big and identifiable crystal in the weak layer. • N, NE, E, SE, S, SW, W, NW above 300 masl
• No precipitation • -3 °C • 5 m/s from NW ↘ • 100% clouds
• Det er meldt mildvær fra fredag, men det er usikkert om det påvirker kantkornlaget fra 3-400m og oppover
• No snowdrift • Storm slab (soft slab) • Dry • 20cm fokksnø i forsenkninger og bak rygger. 5cm på plasser hvor det er flatt. Ellers avblåst ned til bakken, spesielt i sydlig eksposisjon. Det observeres ett tydelig kantkornlag under skare, generelt i fjellet over 300moh. Krystallene har fasetter, men klarte ikke å observere stepp eller 120 grader. Laget var heller ikke så luftig, men svært sprøtt
The bulletin does not include a detailed text about the avalanche conditions. This is only given in Norwegian. Translate it using google translate if you like. The text result will be informative, and most likely amusing
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