Good powder snow on all aspects above 8k. The wind was effecting the east facing slopes slightly. Tomorrow could be more of an issue for wind effect. Seems like most slopes in upper Broads and Mill B avalanched during the later part of the last storm. Some debris and crowns were obvious and others were not. There was also a good sized glide slide near the diving board as well as a good sized wet slab off the rocks to the north of Bonkers.

Got a CT21 Q2 on a graupel layer about 18 inches down at 10,200 feet below the East Twin. Dug this pit in a spot that didn't feel like it was debris, which was hard to find up there. Exited upper Broads into Mill B and found more of the same, widespread natural avalanches which probably failed on a graupel layer.