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Name:

Charlie Hagedorn

Observation Date:

November 19, 2021

Submitted:

November 20, 2021

Zone or Region:

Snoqualmie Pass

Activity:

Walking/Hiking

Location:

Snoqualmie Pass

None reported

Accumulation is presently boot-deep at Central, mid-calf at West, with a soft warming crust atop fist/4F snow. A number of people were out today (11/20) making gentle turns at West. Be mindful of pipes/culverts/ditches/sharks.

There's more than enough snow to start burying beacons. The pass is beautiful with the new snow.

The Kendall Lakes Peaks showing small natural sluffs from the steepest snow. There's plenty of terrain-anchoring, but if the opportunity is available, gravity is there to move some snow.

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Coverage on Snoqualmie Mountain is broad but thin.

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