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Photo from BPG on 1/27/2024

 We dug in the flank at about 10,100' to confirm that it released on facets under a wind slab. Photo: GNFAC

Another photo of an avalanche that happened on 01/24. Photo L. Forvilly

Another photo of an avalanche that happened on 01/24. Photo L. Forvilly

From obs: "Looks like a natural slide on the SW face of Crown Butte/ Bull of the Woods pass. Spoke with some skiers that thought it slide morning of 01/25/2024." Photo: D. Green

More avalanche activity seen in Cooke City. This avalanche is fairly recent and likely happened yesterday 01/25. Slide right off groomed trail near Chimney Rock Photo: D. Green

Skiers triggered several small avalanches while skiing near the zimmer creek yurt. 

From email: "Also remote triggered a few D1 avalanches over the past 2 days. Continous cracking/collapsing even in a day old skin track. "

Photo: G. Roe

Photos from today (1/25/24).  This avalanche looks to of happened in the 48 hours.  Photo: B. Fredlund

From ob submitted on 01/25: Skiers on 01/23 remotely triggered an avalanche from above while riding along the ridgeline, marked with the red x. Photo taken in the valley after skiing low-angle terrain. Photo: A. Schield

Photos from today (1/24/24).  A couple of these slides look to be fresh in the last 48 hrs.Photo: B. Fredlund

Photos from today (1/24/24).  A couple of these slides look to be fresh in the last 48 hrs.Photo: B. Fredlund

Photos from today (1/24/24).  A couple of these slides look to be fresh in the last 48 hrs.Photo: B. Fredlund

Photos from today (1/24/24).  A couple of these slides look to be fresh in the last 48 hrs.Photo: B. Fredlund

A skier saw an avalanche on the south side of Henderson Mountain that appeared to be within the last 24 hours. The trigger was unknown but a party of snowmobilers was seen riding near the slope. 200 feet across and 4 feet deep in the thickest spot. Photo: J. Mundt 

A skier saw an avalanche on the south side of Henderson Mountain that appeared to be within the last 24 hours. The trigger was unknown but a party of snowmobilers was seen riding near the slope. 200 feet across and 4 feet deep in the thickest spot. Photo: J. Mundt 

A natural avalanche on Alp Rock north of Cooke City. Photo: G. Roe

From obs: "Remote triggered a D1 avalanche from about 150’ away from below in a meadow." Photo: Noah Mattes

From obs: "Remote triggerd a D1 Avalanche from about 150' away. Crown was 1-2' deep. The debris ran onto an apron that was shared with a larger slope which subsequently triggered a larger D2 Avalanche that was about 100' wide with a 3'-4' crown. " Photo: B. Zavora

From obs: "South of Cooke City numerous avalanches were observed on E, W, and Northern aspects. These all likely happened during or following a recent storm on 01/18." Photo: BPG

Photo: BPG