North aspect holding cold snow but it did seem to be condensing with the ambient air temp. Significant settlement observed within that "new" snow on N. The rime layer, 20cm. down was present in my observations, hand shears did not reveal poor bonding to the degree I have seen elsewhere. I did observe one slab avalanche this morning that looks to have taken place yesterday (3/3) afternoon. Early in the drainage, before West Scotties, W facing. From the canyon floor it looked to be 8-10" deep and about 100-150' wide. I would suspect this was due to diurnal warming, and failing on the rime crust but I can't be for sure as I didn't investigate. Lots of previous roller-ball activity in the surrounding area. This avalanche appeared to peter-out very quickly, I couldn't see any debris and the shrubbery below appeared unaffected. At first I questioned whether I was looking at a crown or a descending traverse, from a higher vantage, could confirm that it was indeed a crown.