Quick report
Not as much new snow in Mineral available for transport, while the winds did seem to be cranking up high, on the mid-elevation ridgeline I saw very little transport happening today and the cornices in Mineral hadn't shown any recent signs of failing. The main concern I had today in Mineral was the wet snow. Everywhere we traveled the snow surface was damp, I would expect wet activity to increase with the prospect of rain and another night without a proper refreeze. While we didn't see very much wet activity where we traveled today, we did see plenty of rollerballs and pinwheels - and during our exit were able to kick off small wet-loose slides on almost every steep rollover. The wet snow seemed to be failing on a firmer damp crust about 20cm down, but the snow both above and below it was damp as well.
A pinwheel almost as tall as me...
Roller Balls below cliff bands
The wet snow on top of the supportable crust
Small wet-loose above a steep drainage
Snowpack
Everywhere we traveled today the snow surface was damp. Above 8000' the snow surface was generally supportable, a supportable damp crust about 20cm down. Below 8000' the snow surface was no longer portable, and you would sink with every turn. Large pinwheels and rollerballs, and could easily kick off slow-moving small wet slides.