Details

• Date: 2020/05/06

• Observer: Justin Napolitano
• Organization: Public

Location

• BC Zone: Front Range
• Area Description: •Observation time: 6May20 9am - slide time: assumed 5May20 •Location: Seven Utes Mountain, on historic slide path 36.104376, -109.395825 Observed from Braddock beak 1km away •Slide Aspect: Due East facing slope •Elevation: 10,800’ crown (above tree line)

Weather

• Weather Description: 25-30° until 11am. Low to no wind. Bring and sunny

Snowpack

• Snowpack Description: Observation was made from 1km away - no direct assessment -zoomed pictures lost to substandard iphone camera

Avalanches

• Avalanche Description: •Assumptions: -size D3 (500’ slide, 400’ deposition zone- deposition zone appears 2+meters thick/deep -3-4’ crown -broke down to ground level -wet slab stepped down to persistent slab •Observation Indicated: small amounts of cornice broke off and bounced approximately 250’ down slope leaving a bouncing trail without triggering a slide until the piece impacted an area with a shallow snowpack just below a exposed rock. The slide trigger to ground level with a 3-4’ crown. The deposition zone indicated a wet slab problem that stepped down to a persistent slab based on a tear drop deposition made of balls and chunks

	Date	Location/Path	#	Elev	Asp	Type	Trig	SizeR	SizeD
	2020/05/06  †	Cameron Pass	1	TL	N	WS	N	R2	D2
Date: 2020/05/06 (Estimated) Observer: Justin Napolitano Organization: Public Landmark: Cameron Pass