Southern Idaho is still holding some great snow on the Northern half of the compass. We rode everything from Northeast to Southwest, from 6300 up to 9000 feet. Areas that caught sun over the last few days were getting a crust and were somewhat variable but otherwise the recrystalized powder riding was great. The new snow from the 10 January storm has settled out to about 10 inches deep. Judging from some of the huge settlement cones the snow must have been at least 18 inches deep right after the storm. A breakable rime crust could be felt in some areas and others seems to be unaffected by the rime.