This slide on the sunny side of the Big Provo Cirque occurred around 13:00. The temp at this time a couple miles to the south on Cascade Peak at a similar elevation was 35F. Similar slides to this happened today on aspects E-SW in Roberts Horn, the SE and E Chutes of Elk Point, and on the west side of Timpanogos. Not a huge WL cycle considering the rapid warming but still notable.

I didn't notice any of theses slides stepping into deeper layers but I did hear of a report of a skier triggered HS at 10,100' in Shingle Mill, SE aspect, 100'wide. The facets that formed both during Feb. and Jan, while rounding and gaining strength, still persist at all elevations. They seem dormant for now but I think you could get unlucky with them in shallower areas.

I dug this pit on a SE aspect in Shingle Mill at 9300' about 2 weeks ago. No propagation with ECT's but I was still getting sudden planar Q1 shears with CT's.