Quick report
I can only comment on the surface conditions, we did not dig a pit, although we passed a group digging a pit in Georges Bowl, perhaps they'll submit an observation. It was a quiet day, there was no settlement, no cracking, and no sluffing of the surface snow. We skied some steeper slopes and convex rolls without incident. There didn't seem to be many folks out today.
Snowpack
The snow is really holding up remarkably well given the warm weather we've had. The last of the powder that fell last weekend got much more dense in the past 24 hours. This was true at all elevations. Below 8500' there was a hint of dampness on the snow surface. We did not spend any time on mostly south facing slopes, but all other aspects were still free of crust. As noted, the surface snow is becoming more dense but without crust, the riding conditions remain surprisingly good. As of today, it's still more about avoiding tracks than anything nature has done to the snow surface.