East hurricane winds last week a little odd for plateau, the damage is done, scoured usual cornices backwards eroding them away and pummeling the ridgetops to dirt, with only <2' of snow to work with, sublimation also at work, hard to figure where the snow has gone. Access extremely limited due to lack of snow cover, some machines getting out on flats and off ridges, but do not feel they could get to pockety hazards due to dry ground in between, will take another (and bigger) storm to allow access. Much like people were getting out a month ago in the Central Wasatch, it is good to have a look around after the last wind event to remember where things were white, and where they were brown.

We did experience a single "snappy" collapse today in sheltered flats that made a sound like crunching snow, not the usual low frequency noise.

40 cm of snow at Miller Flat snowstake, varied depth is still well under 2' and more like 14"-16"

We need another 1' or so more to even make the grassy slopes safe enough to ski with any abandon.