Quick report
Overall, Adams is in great ski condition right now. The N Side is looking pretty fat for this time of year. See photos. The NFNWR rock pinch does go, it doesn't quite look like it from pictures but it's more than ski width and not too too icy (there is ice but it's edgeable). The connection from the NFNWR onto the Adams Glacier is also in good shape, no mandatory airs needed. The Adams Glacier ski line also seems to go clean on looker's right. The W Side of Adams is also in good shape, Avalanche Headwall zone is smooth and clean, no debris. The White Salmon puked a while back and there's a huge debris pile in the middle of the swath. The Pinnacle Glacier line had some smooth tracks in it. Lots of people and tracks in the SW Chutes but looked good and corny. No large debris piles. For the most part the chutes look ~relatively~ smooth (considering how many people they've seen). Large old slide debris on White Salmon Glacier. Encountered some wet loose sluffs on NFNWR but nothing too big.
Weather
Strong winds and clouds in the morning parted by 10AM or so. Full afternoon sun before a lenticular formed in the evening, ushering the next storm.
Snowpack
Snowpack has fully transitioned below 9k. Above 9.5k' or so it's close, maybe 1-2 more days of heat and deep freezing and it's there.