We primarily skied before noon so there wasn't much more than a dusting in most places. There were some small wind drifts at higher elevation but they were not an issue with so little new snow. Most aspects had some form of a crust that was largely supportable on skis.

The strength of the crust was spatially variable - in open areas it was strong which made edging and skinning difficult. In more protected trees the crust was weaker and could be broken by the weight of a person which was beneficial when skinning. It was also weaker in thinner areas near like near ridgelines.

On one steep NW facing slope, the new snow also sluffed easily. With additional snow, loose snow avalanches are possible tomorrow.