We dug two profile on easterly aspects just above 11,000 feet.. One sunnier and one shadier. The sunny profile appeared to show meltwater draining through the snowpack, with ice lenses and columns present to the ground. Stronger over weaker structures persist, but wet slab activity seems less likely than at shady locations. The locations near the east and northeast boundary looked much more worrisome for future wet slab activity. The February drought layer wasn't flooded by meltwater and remained much coarser and weaker than the snow above and below. Basal facets could also create a wet slab problem as water moves deeply into the snowpack next week.