Quick report
Dry snow sluffing in the steeper terrain was not quite as sensitive as yesterday but was still a issue in tight radical terrain, in most other terrain it was manageable with ski cuts and not packing much of a punch. Wet activity started right on cue on the SE facing around 10:00-10:30, these wet snow slides were larger than the dry ones naturally occurring and leaving bigger debris piles. We did the usual spring time rotation starting with S early then moving to E, NE, and due N by 1:00pm, we did have to exit out S which was fully manked by 1:30pm.
Photos: skier triggered and natural wet and dry activity from today
Snowpack
Seemed like there was about 8 inches of new light density snow from yesterday and Wednesdays night resting on the dense 5 inches from the day before. Snow started to get damp on the SE facing around 10:00am then worked its way around to E,S and W as the day continued, I would think most all aspects except the northerly ones will have some degree of crust in the AM. There was also some terrain with a wind skin or crust, LSB comes to mind.