More Debris
22nd February 2021
Covid -19
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Today was a clear day with moderate to strong South-South-Westery winds. The Snowpack has refrozen at most elevations and is firm and icy in many locations. The snow cover has become patchy at lower elevations but is still good above 800 metres. Tomorrow looks a very stormy day. Debris was observed in Coire an Lochain from the recent warm spell.
Debris from a recent avalanche in Coire an Lochain.
The debris in the loch at the bottom of the Coire.
Looking towards Coire an Lochain, showing the patchy snow cover lower down, but still plenty higher up.
Looking towards Braeriach on the right and Cairn Toul on the left. Still plenty of snow cover high up.
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