12-18" of very low density snow on top of a more supportable layer and then low density snow beneath the layer. I suspect the supportable layer is a wind slab from the event last Sunday/Monday. The two-layer cake was less widespread than what I saw in Mineral Fork yesterday, with some areas on Gobblers having much less low-density snow below the supportable layer. Today's observation is mainly to serve as one more data point for the forecasters as we transition from the obvious high/considerable danger during the storm cycle to the less obvious and more difficult estimation of the danger as things become more stable. We saw no signs of instability on our tour from Butler Fork to Main Gobblers. No cracking, settlement, or signs of recent avalanche activity. But, we were on low to moderate angle terrain.