Last week's few inches of snow has melted off on most slopes facing east through south through west. The snow remaining on the lower and mid elevation northerly facing slopes is warm and damp. On the colder, upper elevation northerly facing slopes, the snow did facet a bit with the clear night. Below about 10,200', though faceted, the snow warmed enough to become moist. I could easily make a snowball (photo below). I suspect as you approach 11,000', the old snow on northerly facing slopes is still dry and slightly faceted. Overnight warm temperatures, clouds and wind should help slow or even reverse the faceting.

A couple of views of the current snow coverage. Upper photo is from Brighton's Great Western web cam, lower photo looking across upper Little Cottonwood at the northerly facing slopes.