I've spent the last several days skiing and digging in Days Fork and have found poor structure with a slab sitting above a layer of facets in each pit. The slab varies in thickness and hardness depending on the slopes exposure to the strong wind event Nov 29-30. I have not noticed any avalanche activity failing on the persistent weak layer within this drainage. John Lemnotis did report this avalanche in Banana Days on Dec. 1

Test results have consistently produced propagation with moderate to hard force. ECTP 13, ECTP 29x2, ECTP31x2 and PST End 38/100. The weak layer is buried 60-80cm below the surface in the area and was not showing significant signs of strengthening or rounding where I observed. The recent avalanche activity along the Park City ridge line provides a clear example of the type of avalanche and potential size we're dealing with (example 1, example 2, example 3). The conditions in this area might be more stubborn to trigger than seen elsewhere but still possible.