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Divide Peak, E, SE

Very thin layer of NSF's at new/ old snow interface at 91cms. (.5mm facets) Significant wind transportation of new snow on exposed/localized ridgeline locations, from W, NW winds. Observed one recent wind slab avalanche on north aspect of Hyalite Peak.
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west Woody Ridge

Adjacent slopes had significant wind effect from recent, moderate to strong SW winds. These wind affected slopes had surface wind slabs (generally 10-15cms thick), that would crack when ski cut. A similar snow structure and test results were found 5 meters higher. Snowpits with Gary K. and Nate W.
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