Forecast calls for gusty northerly to northeast winds overnight and tomorrow with plenty of snow to blow around. Should be responsive to active mitigation.

Two wet slab concerns -

• The storm snow blanketed the poorly consolidated mf grains; thus only a superficial mf crust up to an inch noted. Beneath that lies a few inches of wet grains that - with provocation - and perhaps gouging - may pull out as a wet slab now 10-16" deep. Collapsing indicates the mf crust failing on the wet grains below. Perhaps more pronounced on west to north to east facing slopes.
• The three wet slabs initiated with explosives (LCC - 4lb air blasts...BCC - 2lb airblast) seem outliers EXCEPT for thinner areas where the wet loose isothermal snow has little to no strength. This would be the exception for human triggering - thinner weaker areas and more-so where another (perhaps loose wet) slide from above gouges into the weak substrate.

Beyond all that, any time of direct sun will quickly translate to easily triggered and natural wet sluffs in steep sunlit terrain this weekend.