Waited til the afternoon for more snow to accumulate. Travel today was from Alta: East Bowl -> Flanagan's with return to Alta via Davenport. Saw no natural activity today, but could get sluffs to run fast and far once slopes approached 35 degrees. Old snow surfaces varied quite a bit. On northerly aspects was finding weaknesses within storm snow, but on anything that had a crust (west/south/east) the storm snow had not bonded well to the old snow surface and would run on the crust. Some sluffs ran ~250', with debris piles up to 3'.

Also noticed the Feb 7 Dickens Crust beginning to break down, with weak facets below the deteriorating crust on steep, upper elevation northerly aspects.

For Monday, not enough new snow to be much of a concern with sluffs on northerly aspects, and loose wet on solar aspects. Period of easterly winds overnight may create some unusual loading, but any fresh drifts would be shallow pockets.