Vancouver Island Avalanche Bulletin

Bulletin covers the mountainous region of Vancouver Island from the Mt. Cain Ski Area in the North to the Beaufort range to the South including the mountains of Strathcona Provincial Park.

 

November 7, 2008

PUBLIC AVALANCHE ADVISORY: …

Vancouver Island Avalanche Bulletin

Date Issued: November 7, 2008

Valid Until: The first sign of snow

Bulletin Area: This bulletin covers the mountainous region of Vancouver Island from the Mt. Cain Ski Area in the North to the Beaufort range to the South including the mountains of Strathcona Provincial Park.

WELCOME! to the Vancouver Island Avalanche Bulletin posted and written by the Vancouver Island Avalanche Centre Society.  We are proud to bring the bulletin to the Island for 2009 and look forward to another great winter of backcountry travel.

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DANGER RATINGS

OUTLOOK Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Alpine HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH
Treeline HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH
Below Treeline LOW LOW LOW LOW

Weather: We are well on our way now with signs of snow in the hills!

Travel advisory: TBA

Snowpack: TBA

Outlook: TBA

Are you traveling in the island back country?

Send our forecasters your observations. We are particularly interested in hearing if you have observed avalanche activity or If you or a member of your party has been involved in an avalanche. Email your observations to the Island Alpine Guides Avalanche Bulletin.

Important Notice: This is a regional forecast and significant variation may exist within the forecast area. The information and danger ratings are intended as a trip planning aid for recreational, backcountry users of avalanche terrain; they are not meant to be used as the sole factor in determining the avalanche danger presented by a specific slope. Always include local weather, snowpack and avalanche observations in your decision to travel in avalanche terrain. Observations and experience may lead to different conclusions from what is reported or recommended. See disclaimer for further details. The technical data used to produce these bulletins is obtained from a variety of sources, including local ski areas and remote weather resources.

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