Spent the last weekend up Blind Hollow. Saturday morning started off with lots of graupel, winter thunderstorms, wind, and then turned into heavy snowfall in the afternoon. The storm started up again mid-morning today with heavy snowfall and more wind! Riding conditions were surfy and fun on slopes that were not affected by wind.

Wind was the most prevalent observation we had (and felt). Noticed some big cornices forming on the ridge north of Mt. Elmer, as well as general wind loading towards east facing slopes.

This morning I dug a pit at about 7800 ft, SW facing slope, not noticeably affected by wind. There was about 15 cm of new snow on top of a 3 cm crust. The layer beneath the crust instantly collapsed when I started cutting a block for a compression test. No reactivity on the other layers on a CT.