Quick report
We hit several small test slopes of 30 degrees or more including some with convex rolls. All north facing, well below the ridgeline. Nothing cracked, collapsed, sloughed. I don't anticipate Monday being much more reactive away from ridgelines.
Snow is deep! Same location (north face, 8,600 feet, west of South Skyline Drive), same week last year had total depth at 140 cm. Today it was 225 cm.
Snowpack
Protected north-facing snow mid-slope was outstanding. Highest north facing shallow had seen sun and had a crust below about 2-3 inches of fresh. Every other aspect had crust under the limited fresh. Short burst of midday graupel as the storm departed. Much sastrugi forming on the western slope just off South Skyline near the summer trailhead, much still soft enough to be perhaps mildly annoying for kiters and barely noticeable for motorized users.