A buried persistent weak layer of sugary faceted snow is our biggest concern. This will continue to be our focus during the next storms. On Sunday my partner and I again experienced countless large collapses (whoomping) of the snowpack. We descended a northeast facing bowl and the entire thing collapsed and shattered like a pane of glass. Had the slope been steeper, it would have avalanched. That said, if the slope was steeper, we wouldn't have been on it in the first place. Sticking to slopes of 30 degrees in steepness or less is the only way to stay safe in the higher elevation northerly facing terrain right now.