Wanted to get into Wilson before the storm to see what kind of coverage was in Millcreek and also the degree of surface faceting in the area. Unlike Sunday did not note any surface hoar growing anywhere, but the surface of the snow is faceting out quickly and in thinner areas the whole pack is faceted. Sand boxing and slipping while breaking trail was the theme of the day which is a unmistakable sign of near surface faceting, but the riding has improved with the break down of wind crusted snow. We noted 1 to 2ft of snow in the area, Both the Chutes and the Glade were supportable but the shady N facing Glade seemed to be breaking down faster than the NE facing chutes. Graupel was rolling down the slopes and pooling in lower angle terrain, actually some of the strangest graupel pooling I've seen there were sluffs of graupel everywhere. Photos, coverage in the Wilson Chutes, pools of graupel in lower angle terrain, supportable and soft riding, Dirt going up Buttler, ice sheet on the exit