Playing around with doing pits on the Avy Lab app...and not too good at it yet. The attached profile is from the top of West Bowl, east facing, around 10,000'. About 5" of new snow, with lots of graupel on top of a thin rain crust from Friday. In exposed locations...the prefrontal winds on Sunday scoured off the 2 inches that came in on Friday...leaving just last nights storm on top of the crust. Only moderate Q3 failures at the crust/facet interface where this structure existed, with no propagation in ECTs. At lower elevations (~9,000) where the rain crust was stouter (with another rain crust mixed in from the start of the last nights storm) could get propagation on an ECT (ECTP 15), but with a Q3 shear. Overall, pretty tame where we were...but I'm sure you could have gotten a wind slab or two to pop out in more exposed terrain. Hazard seemed to be mostly moderate, would expect more widespread activity with a better load.