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Current conditions in Rogers Pass

  • 2013-04-02 15:47:44

    There is still some powder skiing to be found in the Pass on the northerly facing aspects but there has been an increadibly warm period over last 10 days, so be careful!

    Starting tomorrow potential rain events could further make things dangerous (but might make skiing better higher up) - http://weatheroffice.gc.ca/cit.....ric_e.html

    And this is the good and bad I saw in the Pass this weekend. Slides can/do rip to the ground!

    This one, at the bottom of Grizzly avy path, likely went down around noon on Monday. It moved trees in up-right position.

    But there was still good snow if you searched enough. Cool