Avalanche Activity
9th March 2018
Overnight and through this morning snow showers fell mostly above 400 metres, these were accompanied by strong West-South-Westerly winds. It became drier and brighter in the afternoon and the Southerly winds eased. The freezing level slowly rose to around 700 metres.
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Ski Patrol cut this size 1 avalanche this morning as part of their area checks. Its on a North-Easterly aspect at around 840 metres, other avalanche activity also noted today and field tests show easy shears. Thanks to Keith Hill for the photo
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looking into Coire Gabhail plenty of ice smears on the left side with Stob Coire Sgreamhach back right
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