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Snowpack Observer Jason P Keep me anonymous if published no Location (general area) South Fork Trail Latitude 34.1329562 Longitude -116.8645311 Date (yyyymmdd) 20200313 Time 1200 Road conditions to area Temperature 36 Sky Obscured (fog or base layer prevents view of sky) Wind speed not observed Wind direction not observed Wind direction in degrees Slope aspect North East Aspect in degrees Slope angle Elevation 9800 Snow depth 200cm Boot/ Ski penetration Precipitation Light Activity, recent avalanches No Brief description Comment 15cm of wet heavy snow on picnic table at South Fork trailhead, 30cm+ above 9000ft (still wet and heavy). 200-205cm snow depth @ 9800ft (GPS coordinates). Heavy misting/light snow/rain all day. SoCal cement conditions. A few roller balls started falling from the trees near the summit once the sun briefly peaked out. File description 9800 ft NE aspect, ~30cm wet heavy snow, top two crust layers @175cm and 125cm File description_1 Roller balls near 9500ft Publish this observation Yes I would like this observation Published |
9800 ft NE aspect, ~30cm wet heavy snow, top two crust layers @175cm and 125cm
Roller balls near 9500ft
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