The Uinta's are amazing right now... fat, white and filled in. As a matter of fact, we've got a solid snowpack with a go anywhere base, which enables us to get onto big slopes and tag complex terrain. And yesterday's storm snow didn't do much to skew this balance. But, as you know, the Uinta's are a big range. And... I bet if you were looking to trigger a wind drift today you could find one. The most likely suspects are steep, leeward slopes in the wind zone at and above treeline. Generally easy to detect by their fat, rounded appearance, recent wind drifts might be slightly more disguised by yesterday's snowfall, and therefore a bit more elusive to identify today. So, the key to riding safely today is... be flexible with your travels plans and adjust objectives if you're starting to see or feel obvious clues to unstable snow like shooting cracks, sudden collapses, or avalanches with the same terrain characteristics like the slopes you wanna ride. In addition, think about the consequences of triggering a slide, especially if you're getting into steep, technical terrain.