Quick report
Went for high north today to get the last of the last little bit of dry snow. Last night seemed to have a good refreeze and things stayed frozen until the time we reached the base of White Baldy at 10:30am, not sure the exact timing on when things softened on the other aspects other than due N but by the time we left everything was saturated. With cold clear nights and warming days we might be in for a short lived corn cycle. I did note some new wet activity on the S facing off the back of the Phif and above the lake on the E facing redpine lake shot. We did get some cracking in thin wind slabs up high on White Baldy but the were stubborn and not prone to move.
Photos: wet activity above the lake, cracking in thin wind slabs and the last of the dry snow, I think it’s over after today.
Snowpack
Melt freeze crust, on all aspects except high N in the AM, dry dense snow with 3 inches of ski penetration on high N, damp on all other aspects and elevations on our exit at 1:30