Skier 1 traveled ski cut across the slope, several very small loose released just off their ski tips with top 8-10cm of wet snow breaking on cold snow below. Skier 2 traveled in the same track as skier 1, about halfway across the slope a wet slab 10' wide broke below Skier 2. Skier 2 was not caught. The small pocket moved downhill and triggered a much larger wet slab. This avalanche was 200'-300' wide with a crown depth from 30-70cm.

CBAC notes: After a site investigation on 3/25, changed avalanche type from wet slab to soft slab because the main slab on east to northeast facing terrain was mostly dry. It entrained a significant amount of wet snow as it descended and wrapped to warmer aspects, thus the debris was wet. The initial shallow slab on a southeast aspect was wet. We estimated the debris was large enough to destroy a car, and adjusted the size from D2.5 to D3.