We observed significant drifting of the light snow from sustained strong west wind. Triggered wind slab and cornice fall avalanches likely, naturals are possible.

Triggered soft slab and loose avalanches are certainly possible. The snow was a bit inverted, heavier on top. We triggered cracking and localized collapses. The weakness was on the interface between this morning's snow and yesterday's snow surface... I couldn't see for sure today, but I did notice small grained faceted surface snow in the area yesterday.

We observed a few fresh natural sluffs on very steep slopes involving new snow.