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Bridger Range, 2020-12-25

Crown of a skier triggered avalanche on the Football Field, out of bounds south of Bridger Bowl, on 12/25/2020.

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Bridger Range, 2020-12-25

A skier triggered avalanche on the Football Field, out of bounds south of Bridger Bowl, on 12/25/2020.

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Bridger Range, 2020-12-25

Crown of a skier triggered avalanche on the Football Field, out of bounds south of Bridger Bowl, on 12/25/2020.

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Bridger Range, 2020-12-25

Crown of a skier triggered avalanche on the Football Field, out of bounds south of Bridger Bowl, on 12/25/2020.

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Bridger Range, 2020-12-25

Crown of a skier triggered avalanche on the Football Field, out of bounds south of Bridger Bowl, on 12/25/2020.

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Bridger Range, 2020-12-25

Skier riding down to the crown around 12:45 pm Christmas Day. Photo: M. Loge

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Bridger Range, 2020-12-24

Natural avalanches on Bridger Peak observed at 1200 on 12/24/20. These occurred within the last 24 hours after the area had 8-12" of snow (.3-.5" SWE) and strong winds. Weak sugary snow on the ground failed under the weight of fresh slabs. This activity is a sign that the snowpack has a poor structure that will struggle to support future storms. Photo: GNFAC

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Bridger Range, 2020-12-24

This recent avalanche activity was observed at 1200 on 12/24/20, and occurred in the last 24 hours. Photo: GNFAC

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Northern Gallatin, 2020-12-23

Large natural avalanche on an east face in the Divide Cirque. I suspect it failed during the storm on the 22nd as the crown and flanks were obscured. Photo: GNFAC

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Cooke City, 2020-12-23

Two natural wind slab avalanches on a heavily wind loaded slopes on the northern flank of Sheep Mountain, outside Cooke City. Photo taken 12/23. 

Photo: GNFAC

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Cooke City, 2020-12-23

Natural avalanche on Miller Mountain, outside Cooke City. Photo taken on 12/23. Looks to have broken overnight underneath the new storm snow. Approximately 500 ft wide and ran 500 ft vertical. 

Photo: GNFAC

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Cooke City, 2020-12-23

Natural avalanche on Sheep Mountain, outside Cooke City. Broke beneath a cornice on a heavily wind-loaded steep slope. Photo taken on 12/23. Appears to have broken during the storm on 12/21 or 12/22.

Photo: GNFAC

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Out of Advisory Area, 2020-12-22

"...remotely triggered slide in [YNP] today...Triggered it from about 40' away, on lower angled terrain.  Adjacent profile...(HS 137, ECTV @93, on 2mm facets).  It was on a wind protected, north aspect, around 8,800'.  The crown was about 45cms deep, and 25' wide."

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Cooke City, 2020-12-22

Near lower meadows off Republic, Hunter's Knob, E aspect ~8,900', avg 1' crown depth. Photo: G. Antonioli

Cooke City, 2020-12-22
Lower shoulder off Mt. Republic, NE aspect, ~9,600'. Interesting crown taper to one tree and shallow spot; looks anywhere ranging from a foot to over 5 feet deep at the far corner. Photo: G. Antonioli
Cooke City, 2020-12-22

Multiple fresh avalanches observed on the drive into Cooke City. From email: "The recent dense snowfall seems to be avalanching wherever it's getting loaded by a heady SW wind." Photo: G Antonioli

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Cooke City, 2020-12-22

Multiple fresh avalanches observed on the drive into Cooke City. From email: "The recent dense snowfall seems to be avalanching wherever it's getting loaded by a heady SW wind." Photo: G Antonioli

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Cooke City, 2020-12-22

Multiple fresh avalanches on the drive into Cooke City. From email: "The recent dense snowfall seems to be avalanching wherever it's getting loaded by a heady SW wind." Photo: G. Antonioli

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Cooke City, 2020-12-22

Multiple fresh avalanches on Barronette Peak. From email: "The recent dense snowfall seems to be avalanching wherever it's getting loaded by a heady SW wind." Photo: G Antonioli

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Northern Gallatin, 2020-12-21

From email: "Noted one natural crown off Elephant, NW aspect, 9,600', D2 HS, estimated crown depth around 2 feet, appeared several days old." Photo: G. Antonioli

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