Although there was not much problem with the lingering persistent slabs in that area, several people have noted it's much worse in Mill Creek and the Session Mountains where most of the new snow fell from the last storm. People are still reporting some collapsing and propagating Extended Column tests in those areas. Many slopes in the central Wasatch now have lots of tracks on them without incident so we are probably near the Low-Moderate ballpark but closer to solid Moderate in the Mill Creek, Sessions and Bountiful-Farmington areas. Tricky pattern. I have included a snow profile below, which is representative for that area, it is probably not representative of the places where more new snow fell in the last storm.

As temperatures have warmed dramatically over the past couple days, we continue to see lots of wet, loose sluffs on the steep southerly facing slopes especially at elevations from about 7,000' (top of the cold smog layer) up to about 10,000'. There are many sluffs lapping up against the edge of the road, which are coming off the warm rocks and steep embankments.