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Bridger Range, 2019-04-18

Photo: GNFAC

Bridger Range, 2019-04-18

Photo: GNFAC

Bridger Range, 2019-04-18

Photo: GNFAC

Cooke City, 2019-04-17

Natural slab avalanche down low on the Fin. Photo: B. Fredlund

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Bridger Range, 2019-04-15

Skiers saw this crown on Saturday (4/13) in the N. Bridgers. Photo: M. Gaffney

Bridger Range, 2019-04-15

Recent spring snow has created instabilities that are confined to within the new snow. Areas such as ridgelines where fresh drifts form should be approached with caution. Cornices and fresh wind slabs should be avoided after fresh snow and/or strong wind. Photo. M. Gaffney

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Northern Madison, 2019-04-14

Debris from a wet slide that occurred about a week ago. This group also noticed multiple recent crowns and point releases on south to southwest facing slopes in the nearby Dudley Creek drainage. Photo: D. Proudfoot

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Cooke City, 2019-04-14

This natural slab avalanche on Abiathar near Cooke City released adjacent to another avalanche that occurred last week. Photo: G. Antonioli

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Bridger Range, 2019-04-12

Photo: GNFAC

Cooke City, 2019-04-12

Photo: B. Fredlund

Cooke City, 2019-04-12

Photo: B. Fredlund

Northern Madison, 2019-04-12

From e-mail on 4/11/19: "We found reactive storm slabs and touchy windslabs near ridgelines. We kicked off a small windslab in 4th of July from the top of the couloir. Attached is a photo of the crown to give you a depth perspective. It was about 6 feet across and 3-4 inches deep."

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Cooke City, 2019-04-11

We saw this avalanche on Thursday April 11th in addition to many similar crowns throughout terrain north of Cooke City. Natural new snow avalanches 1-2 feet deep ran the past 1-3 days during a heavy spring snowstorm. Photo: GNFAC

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Cooke City, 2019-04-11

We saw this crown on Thursday April 11th in addition to many similar crowns throughout terrain north of Cooke City. Northeast aspect, 10,000' elevation. Natural new snow avalanches 1-2 feet deep ran the past 1-3 days during a heavy spring snowstorm. Photo: GNFAC

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Bridger Range, 2019-04-10

Heavy rain on Monday produced a widespread wet loose avalanche cycle in the Bridger Range. Photo: GNFAC 

Cooke City, 2019-04-10

Natural avalanche of new snow on north aspect of Abiathar Peak near Cooke City. Photo: B. Fredlund

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Cooke City, 2019-04-10

Natural wet slide activity on a west aspect around 8,600' near Cooke City. Photo: B. Fredlund

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Cooke City, 2019-04-10

From e-mail: "some natural, wet slab avalanche activity from yesterday on Mt. Republic.  North facing, 8,000'.  Triggered by wet loose slides from above." Photo: B. Fredlund

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Cooke City, 2019-04-10

From e-mail: "Some natural, wet slab avalanche activity from yesterday on Mt. Republic.  North facing, 8,000'.  Triggered by wet loose slides from above." Photo: B. Fredlund

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Bridger Range, 2019-04-09

Snowpit dug at Bridger Bowl on Monday (4/8). Heavy snow and rain are creating dangerous avalanche conditions. Photo: BBSP