Quick report
I noticed lots of recently fallen debris while approaching the couloir, including one very large rollerball on a S/SE aspect, and lots of cornice debris in the gut of the couloir. It seems like the mountains have already shed what they will, but awareness of overhead hazards still seems important. Some wind lips and pockets of wind deposited snow from the past weekend's storm still exist, especially on NE aspects between 4500-5500ft. Conditions were quite varied but generally non reactive. On southern aspects at 5500ft, there was a ski-supportive/boot penetrable sun crust with very faceted snow beneath. I descended at 10:30am and when I reached 4300ft, the snow had warmed and unconsolidated significantly.