Slide: 3-4 feet deep at crown apex, propagated down fall line from trigger pocket ~200 feet, then across lower slab another 50+ feet. Tough to see due to visibility. Ran to the lower shelf maybe 400 vertical.

1 carried ~30 feet before self arresting on bed surface.

Density inversion was rampant today but predictable and manageable. This one was a surprise though, while a body length below the big rock face, bi-directional wind slabs stacked on top of each other pulled out with a hair trigger (my ski tip touched it and rip). I was surprised by the wind loading because I expected the large rock face above to protect the slope from the recent southerly winds. Oddly enough, the adjacent slope was only a few degrees less steep but totally fine.