Snake River

Upwards of 2.5 feet of snow were noted above 3/20, which was my main curiosity apart from 3/29. 3/29 was buried around 1.5 feet and consisted of melt-freeze crust (even on northerly aspects) up to 8,700', but snowfall was well-bonded and not reactive.  This layer may wake back up with continued snowfall, particularly in the upper elevations. Looking forward into next week, temperatures appear to hit the 40s and 50s; any days of warm temperatures and not refreezing may have a wet slab setup. We avoided steeper, wind-affected terrain traps that may still harbor instability as two points of assessment data did not quell my suspicions of this snowpack.