Went up to the UFO Bowls today to check things out. While it felt like it was storming, not much new snow accumulated in the southern part of the range. We observed a new rime crust that formed on all aspects from 8500' to at least 10,200'. Winds were 15-25mph out of the WNW and were beginning to form a shallow slab on the N-E aspects, but it was not quite thick enough to be reactive to slope cuts or cornice drops. Most of the UFO Bowls avalanched on Dec. 13 and now all the steep pitches are left with mostly shallow and weak faceted snow. HS is on average 75cm with the exceptions being the lower angle terrain on the periphery that has not avalanched and is up to 130cm of much stronger, sintered crystals.