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We noted four storm slab avalanches along Lionhead Ridge and two larger slides that broke deeper on wind loaded slopes. Photo: GNFAC

From IG:

Very large natural avalanche in the Lionhead Area. Multiple other smaller naturals as well.

Pics taken 03/05/24

From IG:

Very large natural avalanche in the Lionhead Area. Multiple other smaller naturals as well.

Pics taken 03/05/24

From email: "Natural avalanches observed near Cooke City today.  At least 3 big PWL/ deep slab avalanches.  All northerly aspects, mid elevations.  

Also, observed one upper elevation north facing slide that looked more like a storm slab." Photo: B. Fredlund

From email: "Natural avalanches observed near Cooke City today.  At least 3 big PWL/ deep slab avalanches.  All northerly aspects, mid elevations.  

Also, observed one upper elevation north facing slide that looked more like a storm slab." Photo: B. Fredlund

Observation cam from IG.

Photo: D. Eiermann

Skiers saw an avalanche that likely happened on the morning of 03/06/2024 on the east side of republic mountain. Photo: D. Eiermann

The crown of a 100' wide 3-4' deep avalanche that happened on the morning of 03/06/2024. Photo: D. Eiermann

From email: "Natural avalanches observed near Cooke City today.  At least 3 big PWL/ deep slab avalanches.  All northerly aspects, mid elevations. " Photo: B. Fredlund 

From email: "Natural avalanches observed near Cooke City today.  At least 3 big PWL/ deep slab avalanches.  All northerly aspects, mid elevations." Photo: B. Fredlund 

From obs: "Today I saw evidence of Multiple N-R2-D2-I avalanches in the fairy lake zone. All three were NE facing, around 8800’. 2 slabs in Fraizer basin and one in the basin to the south. All three looked to be from 3/3-3/4 storm cycle" T. Guarino

Photo from 03/03/2024: Skiers remotely triggered this avalanche while skiing down the low-angle ridge next to the slope on 03/02/2024. N-NW Facing slope at 7600ft. approx 100 cm deep. some stepped down to ground. approx 250 feet across and ran 3-400ft vertical. Photo: A. Dunn

Photo from 03/03/2024: Skiers remotely triggered this avalanche while skiing down the low-angle ridge next to the slope on 03/02/2024. N-NW Facing slope at 7600ft. approx 100 cm deep. some stepped down to ground. approx 250 feet across and ran 3-400ft vertical. Photo: A. Dunn

A natural or human-triggered avalanche near the skin track at Bacon Rind. Photo: GNFAC

A natural or human-triggered avalanche near the skin track at Bacon Rind. Photo: GNFAC

Deep shooting cracks near an avalanche at Bacon Rind. Photo: GNFAC

Skiers from History Rock saw a few recent natural avalanches on Mt. Blackmore that likely happened during or near the end of a storm on 03/02-03/03. Photo: E. Webb

From observation on 03/03/2024: Riders triggered this avalanche while side-hilling on the NW aspect of Twin Peaks. They were able to ride out of the path and luckily were not caught. Photo: W. Shoutis

Skiers remotely triggered this avalanche on 03/03/2024 while ascending a ridge line in Mill Creek. The crown was 1-5' deep and 1400' wide. They watch the avalanche from safe terrain and all members of the party are accounted for.  Photo: Anonymous