This is a picture of the deep cracks that formed easily on test slopes in wind affected terrain. Cracks were 10-12 deep and I'm sure if they were on larger, steep slopes, they would have slid when triggered by the weight of a human. I think that while these wind slabs will heal quickly, tomorrow may be a little early to stick one's neck out. Unfortunately, the powder won't last long in April sun, and people will feel pressure to do so. The non-wind affected snow, while inverted, did not seem as dangerous and should be less so by tomorrow, and wind loading was, in my limited observation, restricted to ridgelines. These factors lead me to conclude that hazard should ameliorate overnight to moderate, with a note of considerable along ridges above 9000 feet with wind drifted snow.
