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Name:

Charlie Hagedorn

Observation Date:

December 11, 2021

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December 11, 2021

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Snoqualmie Pass

Activity:

Skiing/Snowboarding

Location:

Snoqualmie Pass

None reported

Got back out for an evening jaunt after the warm precip ended and the sun, or at least bright light, made an appearance.

No remarkable activity seen, just a couple of D 0.5 crowns in usual spots on the summit S of Middle Kendall Lake.

As dusk fell and clouds rolled in, precip picked up again, with 1.5-3mm hard graupel clicking off our jackets for 15-20 minutes before the transition to snow began.

The upper reaches of Kendall Peak's west side.

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Blowing snow streaming over Red Mountain

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This image contains two very tiny crowns on the summit S of Middle Kendall Lake. One in the path that points back to Middle Kendall Lake and one in the path that flows down to Gold Creek.

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Snoqualmie Mountain is filling in. No crowns noted, but this is "Where's Waldo" terrain.

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