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Northern Gallatin, 2024-03-19

A wet loose snow avalanche on the southeast aspect on Mt Blackmore at 9700 to 9800 feet elevation. Photo: C Daniels

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Cooke City, 2024-03-19

On the east side of Woody Ridge, skiers watched a wet, loose snow avalanche trigger a dry slab avalanche on March 17. photo: N Iltis

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Cooke City, 2024-03-19

On the east side of Woody Ridge, skiers watched a wet, loose snow avalanche trigger a dry slab avalanche on March 17. photo: N Iltis

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Out of Advisory Area, 2024-03-18

This slide was remotely triggered by a skier from the ridgeline on 3/14/24. Photo: E. Knoff

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Southern Madison, 2024-03-17

We rode from Taylor Fork through Cabin Creek on March 17. We saw a few recent slab avalanches that happened after the last snowfall, and some recent natural wet loose avalanches, and a cornice fall. Photo: GNFAC

Southern Madison, 2024-03-17

We rode from Taylor Fork through Cabin Creek on March 17. We saw a few recent slab avalanches that happened after the last snowfall, and some recent natural wet loose avalanches, and a cornice fall. Photo: GNFAC

Southern Madison, 2024-03-17

We rode from Taylor Fork through Cabin Creek on March 17. We saw a few recent slab avalanches that happened after the last snowfall, and some recent natural wet loose avalanches, and a cornice fall. Photo: GNFAC

Southern Madison, 2024-03-17

We rode from Taylor Fork through Cabin Creek on March 17. We saw a few recent slab avalanches that happened after the last snowfall, and some recent natural wet loose avalanches, and a cornice fall. Photo: GNFAC

Cooke City, 2024-03-17

We saw no new deep slab avalanches in Cooke City since Alex was there last week. Unfortunately, if you triggered one, it would be no less deadly. This was a large deep slab avalanche on Sheep Mountain. Photo: GNFAC

Cooke City, 2024-03-17

Wet loose snow avalanche Astral Lake. Photo: GNFAC

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Cooke City, 2024-03-17

A wet loose snow avalanche on Crown Butte. Photo: GNFAC

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Bridger Range, 2024-03-17

Pn 3/16/24 We saw a few natural wet loose avalanches run throughout the middle of the day in sunny, steep rocky terrain. Photo: GNFAC

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Bridger Range, 2024-03-17

On 3/16/24 we saw a few natural wet loose avalanches run throughout the middle of the day in sunny, steep rocky terrain. There were at least 4 old, deeper avalanche crowns, most of which had been reported and occurred 1-2 weeks ago. Photo: GNFAC

 

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Bridger Range, 2024-03-17

On 3/16/24 We saw at least 4 old, deeper avalanche crowns, most of which had been reported and occurred 1-2 weeks ago. Photo: GNFAC

 

Northern Madison, 2024-03-17

A rider triggered this avalanche in Taylor Fork on 3/16/24. "Avalanche broke about 400ft wide and slid for 250 ft. 4-2ft deep at the crown."

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Out of Advisory Area, 2024-03-14

On the morning of 3/14/24, a skier remotely triggered the Lawn Mower and an adjacent path on "Town Hill" in the Absaroka Range (outside of the GNFAC advisory area) while ascending on the other side of the ridgeline from the paths. The slide ran at least 1000 ft vertical, up to a 1/2 mile wide, and 2-4' deep. Photo: Anonymous 

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Out of Advisory Area, 2024-03-14

On the morning of 3/14/24, a skier remotely triggered the Lawn Mower and an adjacent path on "Town Hill" in the Absaroka Range (outside of the GNFAC advisory area) while ascending on the other side of the ridgeline from the paths. The slide ran at least 1000 ft vertical, up to a 1/2 mile wide, and 2-4' deep. Photo: Anonymous 

 

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Northern Gallatin, 2024-03-13

Skiers a few days ago saw several deep natural avalanches near the head of Swan Creek. These avalanches broke 2-5' deep, 2000' wide, and ran "full track". The exact date of when these avalanches happened is unknown but they likely happened over a week ago in the first few days of March. Photo: S. Reinsel

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Northern Gallatin, 2024-03-13

Skiers a few days ago saw several deep natural avalanches near the head of Swan Creek. These avalanches broke 2-5' deep, 2000' wide, and ran "full track". The exact date of when these avalanches happened is unknown but they likely happened over a week ago in the first few days of March. Photo: S. Reinsel

 

 

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Bridger Range, 2024-03-12

Skiers noted multiple avalanches on Ross Peak during their tour. These avalanches occurred on 3/3. Photo: A. Lind

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