Snow surface was settled powder in most sheltered locations. Closer to ridges and in more exposed spots there was noticeable wind effect at the surface but not much of a new slab.

Snowpack is deep and stable in most areas surveyed. 180cm at bottom of Bonkers, 237cm top of Diving Board, 130cm W facing Mill B ridge. There is a series of crusts on W aspects below the newest snow but none were reactive to stability tests. On an east facing slope at 9600', I found a melt-freeze crust with small faceted grains underneath, below 35cm of settled snow from Monday. Stability tests suggest its bonded well to the new snow but I did get CT21 RP and ECTN 25 below the crust. Not alarming but it really was the only weakness I saw anywhere I poked into the snow.