Today's good skiing is tomorrow's buried weak layer.  Advanced NSF and surface hoar dominate the snowcover.   Most exposed terrain has some form of wind crust to contend with but even these slopes still have faceted snow at the surface.  Sunny slopes are the only exception to the facets.

3-4mm cups

The glide cracks in Cardiff are really impressive.  They are opening more everyday beginning to come closer to forming one big connected bergschrund below cardiac ridge. 

Note from Forest Service Utah Avalanche Center:

This photo was sent to us as part of the above observation and we have deleted the original comments from the observer.  Our policy is to deal with avalanches and avalanche safety.

Standard safe travel practice for all backcountry users in avalanche terrain is to avoid exposing more than one person on a slope at a time.