Loose avalanches and faceting snow in GNP
| Location Name:  Forecaster Observation - Mt. Stanton, Glacier National Park Observation date:  Sunday, December 10, 2017 - 12:00 | Is this an Avalanche Observation:  Yes | 
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	Observation made by: Forecaster
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Avalanche Details: 
Date and Time of Avalanche: 
Saturday, December 9, 2017 - 13:00
Avalanche Type: 
Wet Loose
Failure Plane/Weak Layer: 
New/old snow interface
Trigger: 
natural
Aspect: 
South
Starting Elevation: 
above-treeline
Destructive Size: 
D1.5
Relative Size: 
R1 Very Small
Crown Height: 
Less than 1 ft
Avalanche Location: 
Date and Time of Avalanche: 
Sunday, December 10, 2017 - 14:15
Avalanche Type: 
Loose Dry/ Sluff
Failure Plane/Weak Layer: 
New/old snow interface
Trigger: 
skier
Trigger Modifier: 
Intentionally Triggered
Start Zone Slope Angle: 
40
Aspect: 
Northeast
Starting Elevation: 
above-treeline
Destructive Size: 
D1 Relatively harmless to people.
Relative Size: 
R1 Very Small
Crown Height: 
Less than 1 ft
Avalanche Length (Vertical Run): 
800ft.
Avalanche Location: 










On SE to SW aspects from a number of peaks in GNP. Uncertain of timing on these; ran sometime during our recent sunny weather this past week.