The nature of this storm involved very light flow which meant similar snow amounts at all elevations. We purposely chose Mineral as the mid portion of the canyon was doing much better with new snow amounts than the upper parts of the canyons. This is typical with a storm that has light flow. Mineral did not disappoint. We measured 16" in the higher terrain with 13" along the drainage bottom. The snow was prone to sluffing on the steeper slopes. There was natural sluffing but not excessive amounts. The new snow was not prone to cracking.

There is a little too much uncertainty with the persistent weakness to really ski like we want to. Need to choose slopes carefully and keep angles below 35 degrees. This will probably demand an overall pockety CONSIDERABLE danger again Friday.