Quick report
On my drive I saw big streams of snow blowing off the ridges of Mooswa/Silvertip and Twin Peaks and I could see the snow falling on to the slopes below, loading them. Seemed to be on a SE flow. At Manitoba parking lot there was 4-6" of new dry snow, 27F. As I climbed to the upper Manitoba meadow I could see plumes of snow loading slopes up and down the Summit Lake region: Lonestar, Wilson N&S, Butch, Tri Tip. Seemed to be more of an Easterly flow. From about Noon to 1:30pm The wind gradually increased from 10mph to 20+mph , and shifting more southerly from easterly. My skin track was completely wiped out by the time I ripped skins. My first lap down was good soft powder skiing. My second lap down had punchy inconsistent wind board. No new avalanches seen. No collapses or shooting cracks. But NW->N steep aspects above ~3000ft are well loaded. The new snow is not enough to bury the rain crust below ~3,000ft