Stayed out of the wind effected terrain, so main issue was sluffing and simply deep snow. Sometimes a small "slab" would try to initiate, but then almost instantly collapse into a sluff. Mostly failing with in the new snow on a lower density layer, but on slopes with underlying hard crusts it's more likely for entrainment and a longer running, larger slide.

New snow wise, if just plain felt almost too deep today - the feeling that if you fell in the wrong place, it could be hard to get up. Such as falling into a tree well or terrain trap could get into trouble. Info on Tree Well and Snow Immersion Suffocation video below. If snow rates drop off tonight as expected, and settlement starts, this should be less of an issue tomorrow.