While at a the Environmental Center for a Avalanche Clinic for the Weber County SAR, I noticed a small point release avalanche off of the Cutler Basin rock slabs. The point release entrained the new snow shortly after a few squalls had come through and dropped an additional 1-1.5 in of precipitation in the form of mixed particles and rimed crystals wind was 3-5 mph as waves entered and exited. Overnight 1.5-3 in of snow had fallen with little wind, observations at lower levels with snow still present, indicated poor bonding in the new snow. Likely preserving any surface weaknesses or the bed surface was simply slick combined with cold temps and not enough time to bold to old surface. Took a couple of pictures but light was too flat to expose a decent pictures. No other avalanches were observed, however poor light, low clouds and new snow all day made it difficult to see much higher were I would expect more wide spread activity. Will look at getting some pictures from across the valley tomorrow if conditions allow.