Quick report
Climbed a western aspect in the Snyder Basin. No notable signs of instability at the base of the climb and no signs of recent avalance activity in the basin. We did witness notable dry loose sluffing on some of the surrounding routes, largely due to wind coupled with the couple inches of fresh snow received overnight/this morning. Topout snow pitches over the climb had no signs of instability. Signs of wind transport, but not enough to create any slabs. Also traveled many aspects in the Sperry Basin beneath Comeau Pass, including SW, S, SE. Again, no signs of instability or recent avalanches. TLDR: only real thing to report was a great snowpack for late November.