Half day am tour to mostly look at the snow surface with a storm coming in on Sunday night. On shady slopes, some near surface facets and surface hoar, but small and a shallow layer. Would expect most to get destroyed with winds and warmth ahead of the storm. Top photo - small surface hoar on the ridge line at 10,400'.

West facing slopes had variable crusts, also coated with surface hoar. Again, I expect the surface hoar to be gone with each day's heating. There is low density snow beneath the crusts, a possible weak layer if we got enough snow to collape the crusts where they are thinner. The problem is sun crusts are annoyingly variable depending on aspect, slope angle and elevation. So I would expect this to be an isolated problem, if any, especially as there are two more warm days to come. Lower photo sun crust with surface hoar on top.