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Snowed approx 2.5cm from 01:00pm-04:00pm, winds remained calm to light from the north. Temperature dropped 5 degrees C during the those 3 hours. Saw multiple sizeable dry sluffs debris (8,500'-9,800 elevation) of off W and SW aspects of Alex Lowe Peak and Mt. Bole. One avalanche occurred from the time from sled to uphill skin track (photo included) on a steep wind drifted burnt timber nose facing NNE, 2.5'-4' crown.

Began snowing a half hour before digging pit, snowed heavily for the next 3 hours accumulating nearly 6 inches of new snow with only moderate west winds on top Table Mt.

We skied SE slopes up to 38' above Marion Lake. The new snow was primarily made up of graupel. No signs of instability observed. Snowpack had high friction, and no propagation was observed in our tests, or in pits dug by other parties on similar slopes.

We skied across the slope. It is a very small slope that could slide, but it is above a terrain trap. This area is regularly traveled by people who are not prepared for avalanches.