Snow surface was faceted loose on northerly facing aspects and damp on any south or west facing slope that held snow. Most of the south and west facing surfaces were dirt at low and mid elevations. Surface hoar was plentiful and growing on any shaded surface. The snowpack structure is poor and for the time being the major hazard is hitting something just under the surface. We did not notice any wind loading as winds were calm. If we start to wind transport and any new weight is loaded on this fragile snowpack we will start to see avalanches in places holding old snow. Now is a great time to see what slopes, aspects, and elevations are and are not holding snow.