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Northern Madison, 2024-03-24

While riding we saw cracking forming near our sleds in fresh drifts: Photo: GNFAC

Northern Madison, 2024-03-24

Strong wind transporting snow at ridge tops. Photo: GNFAC

Northern Madison, 2024-03-24

We saw this recent avalanche near the Bear Creek wilderness boundary while riding on 03/24/2024. Photo: GNFAC

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Northern Madison, 2024-03-24

We saw this natural avalanche on a wind-loaded slope behind McAtee Basin. Photo: GNFAC

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Out of Advisory Area, 2024-03-24

Skiers on 03/24/2024 saw the crown of this avalanche on an east-facing slope on Emigrant Peak. This likely happened sometime during last week's warm temperatures. Photo: O. Cole & M. Mundt

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Out of Advisory Area, 2024-03-24

Skiers on 03/23/2024 saw this wet slide on the back bowl of Emigrant Peak. This likely happened sometime during last week's warm temperatures. Photo: M. Hebner

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Out of Advisory Area, 2024-03-24

Skiers on 03/23/2024 saw this wet slide on the back bowl of Emigrant Peak. This likely happened sometime during last week's warm temperatures. Photo: M. Hebner

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Bridger Range, 2024-03-24

From obs. 3/23/24: "...Natural wet slab avalanche in the Playground, just North of Texas Meadows. It seemed to have been triggered from a wet loose avalanche that released from the cliffband above...." Photo: D. Sandberg

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Bridger Range, 2024-03-24

From obs. 3/23/24: "...Natural wet slab avalanche in the Playground, just North of Texas Meadows. It seemed to have been triggered from a wet loose avalanche that released from the cliffband above...." Photo: D. Sandberg

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Bridger Range, 2024-03-24

From obs 3/23/24: "...Also observed wet loose activity in S facing run off Texas (first run to the W of the summit)-photo attached. ..." Photo: D. Sandberg

Bridger Range, 2024-03-24

From obs.: "Walked out the north gate of Bridger to the playground. Just north of Texas meadows observed a slide that ran sometime earlier in the week on a E aspect. Seems to have been triggered naturally by a loose wet coming out of the steep rocky terrain above. Ran about 200 feet was about 50-60 feet wide and crown was roughly 2-3 feet deep. Snow around the slide and on similar aspects was wet in the top 40 cms or so." Photo: C. Bayles

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Bridger Range, 2024-03-24

From obs.: "Walked out the north gate of Bridger to the playground. Just north of Texas meadows observed a slide that ran sometime earlier in the week on a E aspect. Seems to have been triggered naturally by a loose wet coming out of the steep rocky terrain above. Ran about 200 feet was about 50-60 feet wide and crown was roughly 2-3 feet deep. Snow around the slide and on similar aspects was wet in the top 40 cms or so." Photo: C. Bayles

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Bridger Range, 2024-03-24

From obs.: "Walked out the north gate of Bridger to the playground. Just north of Texas meadows observed a slide that ran sometime earlier in the week on a E aspect. Seems to have been triggered naturally by a loose wet coming out of the steep rocky terrain above. Ran about 200 feet was about 50-60 feet wide and crown was roughly 2-3 feet deep. Snow around the slide and on similar aspects was wet in the top 40 cms or so." Photo: C. Bayles

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Bridger Range, 2024-03-19

Photo from 03/19/2024. This avalanche likely happened yesterday or earlier. Photo: J. Mancey

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Northern Gallatin, 2024-03-19

The avalanche occurred on the northernmost ridgeline in the Mt. Blackmore system near the waypoint at the top of the image. GNFAC/ Gaia

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Northern Gallatin, 2024-03-19

Two skiers were ascending a northeast-facing avalanche path on the northernmost ridgeline of Mount Blackmore around 1 PM when they triggered a large, dry slab avalanche that failed 3 feet deep, 150 feet wide, and ran 500 feet vertical. Debris piled up 4-8 feet deep and broke a number of mature trees. Photo: GNFAC

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Northern Gallatin, 2024-03-19

Two skiers were ascending a northeast-facing avalanche path on the northernmost ridgeline of Mount Blackmore around 1 PM when they triggered a large, dry slab avalanche that failed 3 feet deep, 150 feet wide, and ran 500 feet vertical. Debris piled up 4-8 feet deep. This photo captures the first area to avalanche on the climber's right side of the path. Photo: GNFAC

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Northern Gallatin, 2024-03-19

Two skiers were ascending a northeast-facing avalanche path on the northernmost ridgeline of Mount Blackmore around 1 PM when they triggered a large, dry slab avalanche that failed 3 feet deep, 150 feet wide, and ran 500 feet vertical. Debris piled up 4-8 feet deep. One skier was carried to the bottom left of the runout zone. Photo: GNFAC

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Northern Gallatin, 2024-03-19

Two skiers were ascending a northeast-facing avalanche path on the northernmost ridgeline of Mount Blackmore around 1 PM when they triggered a large, dry slab avalanche that failed 3 feet deep, 150 feet wide, and ran 500 feet vertical. Debris piled up 4-8 feet deep. One skier was carried to the bottom left of the runout zone. Photo: GNFAC

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Northern Gallatin, 2024-03-19

Two skiers were ascending a northeast-facing avalanche path on the northernmost ridgeline of Mount Blackmore around 1 PM when they triggered a large, dry slab avalanche that failed 3 feet deep, 150 feet wide, and ran 500 feet vertical. Debris piled up 4-8 feet deep. Photo: GNFAC

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