Lambs Canyon toward Mt. Aire. Travel was from 6800-8400' looking at generally east to northwest facing slopes.

No signs of avalanching, significant cracking or real collapsing. Visibility was quite poor, but I would imagine that some of this terrain also went through an avalanche cycle over last weekend.

Cracking noted of to 2' deep into old facets, though noted only within a 5' radius. I could collapse the 2' slab down into the older facets, but no "collapsing or whoomphing" per se. With such a poor structure, I was shocked to not be able to get a collapse or a remotely triggered slide.

Quick notes on snow structure -

7800' East HS - 120-150cm ECTX - thicker snowpack area - seemed fairly stable

8200' NNW HS - 100cm ECTX - simple structure of 40cm of storm snow over crusts and weak facets

8200' N HS 140cm ECTP25 - 60 cm slab overlying facet/crust/facet combo...then devolving into facets and depth hoar

45 second video on terrain traps with rain on snow events -