Avalanche Observation - various avalanches near Mount Grant

Location Name: 
Public Observation - Mount Grant vicinity, Flathead Range
Region: 
Flathead Range - Middle Fork Corridor
Date and time of avalanche (best estimate if unknown): 
Sat, 03/19/2016 - 11:00
Location Map: 

Red Flags: 
Recent avalanche activity
Obvious avalanche path
Observation made by: Public
Avalanche Observations
Avalanche Type: 
Wet
Dry
Slab
Trigger type: 
Natural
Aspect: 
Northeast
Weak Layer: 
Other - explain below
Terrain: 
Above Treeline
More detailed information about the avalanche: 

From small wet point releases, to small wind slabs near ridgelines triggered by cornice fall, to glide avalanches, to large wet snow slides. We observed debris from plenty of recent avalanches on a tour in the vicinity of Mount Grant. 

Avalanche Photos: 
Weather Observations
Blowing Snow: 
Yes
Air temperature: 
Below Freezing
Wind Speed: 
Moderate (Small trees sway)
Air temperature trend: 
Warming
Wind Direction: 
West
More detailed information about the weather: 

Single digit temps at 5:00am at bottom of Pinnacle Creek Road with clear skies.  Clear and calm conditions all day in the Tunnel and Stanton drainages, but at the 8500' ridgetops a moderate wind blew from the west.  Snow was blowing of the highest ridges, but it was sublimating before being deposited. At noon the temp near the summit of Grant was 15 degrees F. 

Activity: 
Skiing