Yesterday's wind drifts felt stubborn and welded in place. And while there's not a tremendous amount of snow available to blow around, southerly winds continue cranking along the high ridges and the Uinta's are a huge range. That said, I bet there's a few fresh drifts forming along the leeward side of upper elevation ridges and around terrain features like chutes and gullies. Today's drifts are stubborn and hard, but not particularly sensitive to our additional weight. However, any drift triggered may break deeper and wider than you might expect. So, your best bet for avoidance is to simply steer clear of any fat, rounded piece of snow, especially if it looks chalky or sounds hollow like a drum. In addition, look for shooting cracks in the snow which are sure signs of unstable conditions.