20-21

From skiers obs 2/6/21: "Observations for 6600’ to 8300’, E and NE aspects [near Ross Peak]: - Saw several natural dry loose avalanches (D1) on upper NE face of Ross - No slab avalanches observed - Observed at least two dozen whumphs (mostly small and localized) while skinning - no cracking - winds were steady moderate in the afternoon, lots of blowing and drifting snow observed; winds primarily from W but also NW and N - average ski pen around 30 cm"

Natural slide below Maid of the Mist (unless someone was up climbing Maid No More...). E/NE aspect, roughly 8000' elevation. Looked to have run last night or early this morning. Poor resolution iphone photo, but gets the job done. Photo taken from the base of the Dribbles.

From BBSP on 2/6/21" "Clear vis gave us a good view of  natural avalanches on Saddle peak , the Football field and Behind D-rtand the nose on Truman Gulch that ran yesterday morning (2/5/21)"

From Obs: "Big whumf a cracking on south east slope 8000 feet elevation. sub 25 degrees angle. Super loud and scary when it fractured. Broke to the ground. Small crown up higher on same slope." 

A separate group wrote: "We got 5-6 good whumphs while skinning around. It was snowing S-1 all day with light winds. We saw a group skiing a low angle ridge with a fresh crown off to the side of the ridge where it’s steeper, maybe 10-20’ from their tracks. It looked very much like they remote triggered it but I can’t be sure. The slide was R1D1.5, definitely broke into old snow."