I got out yesterday to find another 14 inches of new snow since Wednesday. That's close to 3 feet of new snow in a week however water content is relatively low especially for this time of year so cohesion is minimal and without a persistent weak layer in the upper snow pack there is nothing for it to run deep on. Our October weak layer is now 3 meters down and as the season has shown so far no longer an issue so 2-3 inches of water over a short period isn't likely to rekindle the old flame. No rest for the wind. Light post frontal winds out of the north west quickly made use of the new light snow moving it to the leeward SE slopes and applying a wind skin on the north west as the wind pushed up slope. Below the alpine and in wind protected terrain the snow was excellent and very deep skiable and ridable. It's easy to stay away from the wind loaded terrain as there is more than enough snow away from exposed terrain to enjoy. There was minor manageable sluffing in steep north facing terrain.