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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

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

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 

From IG on 3/3/24. Natural on Wolverine and natural between Miller and Sunset. Looked like they went today or yesterday.

From IG on 3/3/24. Natural on Wolverine and natural between Miller and Sunset. Looked like they went today or yesterday. Photo: Z. Dewell

From obs: "Shot from the top of Flanders, ~1400 this afternoon, 3/3/2024. Big slide(s) on Arden and in Maid of the Mist. Looks like the skin track and ski track between the two slides got taken out. At first glance from across the way it looked like the skin track was crossing over the debris, but when zoomed in it looks like the debris overran the skin track and the ski track." Photo: M. Zia

From obs: "Shot from the top of Flanders, ~1400 this afternoon, 3/3/2024. Big slide(s) on Arden and in Maid of the Mist. Looks like the skin track and ski track between the two slides got taken out. At first glance from across the way it looked like the skin track was crossing over the debris, but when zoomed in it looks like the debris overran the skin track and the ski track." Photo: M. Zia

Riders on the morning of 03/03/2024 saw a recent avalanche that likely happened the day before. The rider thought the avalanche may of been triggered by a snowmobiler but the actual trigger is unknown. Photo: N. Stayner

The trigger of this avalanche was unknown but was seen by riders on the morning of 03/03/2024 and the UYSC groomer on the night of 03/02/2024. Photo: N. Stayner

The trigger of this avalanche was unknown but was seen by riders on the morning of 03/03/2024 and the UYSC groomer on the night of 03/02/2024. Photo: N. Stayner

Photo: GNFAC