Small human triggered avalanche (wind loading) in Rose Knob drainage

Location Name: 
Rose Knob Peak drainge
Region: 
Mount Rose Area
Date and time of observation: 
Mon, 02/01/2016 - 14:30
Location Map: 
United States
39° 17' 17.7936" N, 119° 57' 2.3832" W
See map: Google Maps
US


Red Flags: 
Recent avalanche activity
Observation made by: Public
Snowpit Observations
Snowpack photos: 
Any other comments about the observation or links to outside pages that have more info on the observation: 
Roughly 37 degrees. South (maybe SE...) facing.
 
Had skiied slope above, which was slightly lower angle. Low 30s.
 
Partner kicked off another similar wind slap avalanche while trying to safely ski down to join me. He chose a SE aspect nearby and it popped as well.
 
Roughly 35 ft wide. 125 ft long. 8" crown.
 
We did not see any other signs of instability today. Things were spooky at some level due to the variability of the storms over the weekend, but nothing else other than breakable crust, wind scour, and 1-3 ft of wind transported powder in West and South facing aspects and pockets.
Weather Observations
Blowing Snow: 
No
Cloud Cover: 
Clear
Air temperature: 
Below Freezing
Wind Speed: 
Calm
Precipitation: 
None
Air temperature trend: 
Static
Wind Direction: 
East
Accumulation rate: 
None