Approximately 30 cm down is a layer of light density snow that faceted a little early last week prior to the last storm. Could get failure on this layer on compression tests, but not on ECTs. There just wasn't enough of a slab. Explosive testing in the same location got this upper 30 cm to crack, but not move, again due to the lack of slab. Would be worth investigation/treating with caution in more wind loaded terrain. Other than this layer, the snowpack is looking really good, mostly homogenous well bonded snow with no weak layers of note. However, we did not look at high north facing slopes, which likely harbor weaker snow.