Buried weak layer of faceted snow beneath a crust
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26.01.2021 kl. 13:20
873 masl
laffen@forsvaret (*****)
• Whumpf sound • Område: På dette stedet
Snow
26.01.2021 kl. 13:09
873 masl
laffen@forsvaret (*****)
• ECTPV@26cmQ2 • Poor • Løsner ved saging.
• CTV@26cmQ2 • Poor • Løsner ved saging i bakkant.
• 0.3 cm F SH 0 mm D, 25 cm 1F RG 1 mm D, 0.5 cm F FC 2 mm D Hele laget, 25 cm K MF 3 mm D
Snow
26.01.2021 kl. 12:41
768 masl
laffen@forsvaret (*****)
• Recent cracks • Område: På dette stedet
Snow
26.01.2021 kl. 11:42
660 masl
laffen@forsvaret (*****)
• No precipitation • -13 °C • 0 m/s
Snow
25.01.2021 kl. 14:40
1076 masl
laffen@forsvaret (*****)
• No precipitation • -14 °C • 5 m/s from E ←
• 23. Jan 10:45 • Dry slab avalanche • 1 - Small • Naturaly released • W-facing • Poor bonding between layers in wind deposited snow • 40 cm high and 25 m wide fracture • Steep slope
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
For planning your trip and recognizing avalanche terrain, use maps.
Norway has 1:50 000 maps for the whole country. Maps can be bought at bookstores and sports shops, or printed from the net.
For slope angle maps, download the app Varsom Regobs on App Store | Google Play or see our slope angle map at senorge.no ("helning" means slope angle).
Modelled snowpack and historic and current weather information can be found on the webpage senorge.no. This site uses information from the weather stations and interpolate values from the stations for gridded maps.
Detailed weather forecast can be found online at www.yr.no or www.storm.no. Yr.no is also in English, but the weather in text format is only given in Norwegian.