New snow was sluffing pretty easily on steep easterly terrain. Although the snow was mostly just fluffy snow with no slab, a couple of sluffs that I triggered with ski cuts on steep east facing terrain around 10K had some borderline slab properties, super-super-soft slabs. Possibly the aforementioned greenhousing was enough to make things a bit slabbier than it was earlier in the morning. One sluff that ran over cliffs managed to pull out one of these super soft slabs below the cliff, new snow only, only 10-15' wide, not running far. Picture is included below, given the placement right below the cliffs, I'd wager some graupel pooling was involved, but didn't have time to take a look.

Although things are stable and weather appears to be fairly benign tomorrow, late February sun may be enough for bit of wet loose activity. If forecast in the morning is for clear, possible moderate for wet activity, otherwise low.