Wish I had more tonight for the observation. Photos below

1,2 - Though fully isothermal, wet snow found generally at the top of the old depth hoar and along the mid-Feb facets; also "refreeze" was in essence a wolf in sheep's clothing. Not significant water but a concern - and well reflected in layering of last couple of wet slabs/sluffs but pockety in nature only.

3,4 - sky cover can vary dramatically; similarly the micro climates etc where some areas may benefit from wind for cooling; others more protected may not; same for cloud cover only a few miles apart.

5,6 - grim booting across south facing Scott Peak and the exit down the Willows - where we could barely connect the dots to the road for egress.