Very touchy new wind slabs along the ridgelines.  Most 6-10" deep with one propagating 200' wide.  All soft and manageable.  Needed to be in wind affected terrain with an easterly component.  A few shallow naturals observed that likely occurred mid-morning.  Fits the trend of the cycle - naturals, then touchy to human provocation, then stubborn, then gone.  This, of course - without a persistent weak layer (PWL).

Photo below illustrates the natural activity in the Wolverine Cirque

 Thought maybe a natural had occurred off the ridgeline here - could that be a fracture line?  Look a little closer - 

 Cornices remain very large.  In the 'deep slab' category - unmanageable. Sometimes it's hard to tell how close you are to the ridgeline - if you don't know - don't go.  Avoid going over with the cornice - after it breaks out behind you.  Walk in the mountains long enough and its inevitable - just like they say about Grand Canyon river guides - two types of boaters - those that have flipped, those that are gonna. Give them a wide berth.