Rain and Cornice Failures Triggering Loose Wet and Slab Avalanches on Judah

While making obs today (4/9/19), we saw several large loose wet avalanches and one slab avalanche that looked fresh enough to have occurred last night. It looked like cornices failures during last night's rainstorm triggered all of the avalanches. The one slab avalanche had a 2 ft deep crown and was about 30 ft wide. The loose wet avalanches started as wide as the cornice pieces that triggered them (10 to 15 ft wide). They all ran into the flats at the base of the east face of Judah. By the bottom, they all entrained enough snow to form large debris piles with large sedan sized chunks regardless of whether the avalanches started as loose wet or as a slab. They would have easily buried or crushed a person and maybe even crushed a car in some instances.