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is reporting depths of 80cm in resort and 250cm at 2500m. Thats a lot of snow in last couple of days. Was bare a day or so ago particularly at resort level. Check web-cams on http://www.les-sybelles.com
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garethjomo wrote:
is reporting depths of 80cm in resort and 250cm at 2500m. Thats a lot of snow in last couple of days. Was bare a day or so ago particularly at resort level. Check web-cams on http://www.les-sybelles.com


They are having a giraffe Laughing

I suspect they have been snow making like mad but at 2400 m there is about 90cm of snow off piste, about 25cm of fresh snow but closer to 50cm at 3000m.

At about 35cm below the surface on N facing slopes there is a layer of weak unconsolidates snow so that is quite a lot of fresh snow that could be mobilized in the event of an avalanche.
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