Deep. Too deep. We found the storm snow to be about a foot and a half and and closer two feet at upper elevations. Neff's Canyon seemed like a good choice for today since the storm strongly favored the city and benches and it seemed like the snow didn't get pushed far up the mountains. Luckily we had seven people to help with trailbreaking because we broke trail through deep, difficult snow to the summit of Neff's Canyon. The upper third of the canyon was somewhat wind affected, especially mid to late storm and it had a slabby, denser layer in the upper third of the new snow, which made trailbreaking difficult because you had to struggle to get your tips above the slab onto the surface. The wind affected areas also skied poorly and you had to be on a steep slope to get going in the knee-deep, slabby snow. Mid to lower canyon was better but everyone's skis still seemed to submarine much of the time, hard to keep tips up. Mostly the snow was just too deep. Better to stay in places with less new snow.