Avalanche on Rose Shoulder

It was a cool sunny day with calm conditions below tree line, but gusty winds above tree line. There was blowing snow and wind slab due to recent storm winds and shifting wind direction throughout the morning. The initial turns on the slope were on hard wind slab, and the avalanche was set off once I skied onto softer wind transported snow. The crown was a little under a foot at its largest point, and beneath the slide was similar a hard wind slab layer. Moments before this slide, a group had released another similarly sized slide on an adjacent slope.

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