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VA Lakes Rd - Closed - Contact High Sierra Snowcat and Yurt for access. Tuesday, January 22, 2019 - 12:08pm	joshf
Beacon Basin at Main Lodge temporarily down Friday, January 11, 2019 - 12:11pm	joshf

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Rain-on-snow can lead to large destructive avalanches! Rain is expected to reach above 8000' today, and possibly above 9000'. This, combined with heavy snowfall and extreme winds will lead to widespread HIGH avalanche danger today! Travel in or under avalanche terrain is NOT recommended. Click link in bio to access full advisory.

Near the bottom of hemlocks behind June mtn. D1R2 natural avalanche within last 15min. 9200’, north facing steep slope just on leeward side of ridge feature. 1’crown, 75’ wide. Slope Actively being windloaded.

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