Widespread natural and human triggered sluffing in the weakening snow surface. Very manageable. Can be your friend if intentionally sluffing out previous tracks....can be less so if it knocks someone off their feet and rag-dolls them over cliff bands or buries them in a gully.

Check photo below - touring party walks across the debris of one sluff only to have another sluff wash over their skin track moments later....

With so much sluffing going on today (and yesterday), it's hard to imagine skinning up the barrel of the gun with so much hanging above you. You'll have to look hard to see the two people way too close together on the uptrack. Better to climb the ridge to looker's left of the apron and enter the line up high.

Small soft slab pocket beneath White Baldy. Unsure of time of release - at the end of the storm perhaps.