Quick report
We did see debris that had run down off the top of the mineral ridge (obscured by clouds) and thus we stopped a hundred+ feet below where I normally stop, not wanting to tickle the dragon (NW facing, 9500 feet).
Snowpack
the snow got a little thick and damp at the lowest elevations. The new snow seemed to bond well to the old snow on both north and south aspects, with no slab development. I can imagine that with the winds that did blow slabs could've/would've/did happen up high, but not where we were.