The wind slabs have stabilized rapidly but there may be a few more booby traps lurking. I could see lots of evidence of wind slab activity during the storm that was subsequently covered up by more wind drifting. The instabilities are settling out quickly.
Here on the slopes beneath the Pfeifferhorn in upper Maybird Cirque, you can see lots of wind damage to the snow. Indeed, any wind exposed slope got hit, even at lower elevations. You need to find very wind sheltered slopes, such as in the north facing trees.
You can see the wind slab on the left that was then partially covered up by more wind drifting during the storm.
You can see the wind damage on Red Top and the Tri Chutes at the top of White Pine Canyon.
