Intended to look at coverage on the Millcreek/BCC ridgeline with the assumption that old October snow gets covered by tomorrow's small storm. Overall coverage is minimal but sheltered NNW-NE aspects above ~8800' have a consistent 25-40cm HS. These slopes have continued to facet throughout the high pressure and will provide a weak, unstructured base for the coming snow.

The shallower angled pitches that have seen direct sun have developed a 1cm 1F M/F crust with weak facets underneath that will be a questionable interface with coming precip. The steeper of these pitches above ~9000' have remained protected and weak facets are present from the surface down.

If the full forecasted SWE materializes from this low over SW UT, I think (on the Oct. snow interface) natural loose dry activity is possible in steeper terrain and isolated shallow soft slabs will be possible to trigger, particularly in areas affected by the anticipated Southerly/SE winds.