Seems like the storm just didn't have enough wind and water to create a widespread full depth avalanche cycle. Most of the natural avalanches were confined to the new storm snow and were not breaking into deeper weak layers at the ground. It looks like we are continuing to build the slab.

I believe the most suspect slopes are the upper elevation shady slopes that have recent deposits of wind drifted snow. There are lots of slopes just hanging in balance waiting for a trigger. Out of the wind zone the snow-pack lacks the slab and connectivity.