Multiple crusts throughout snowpack. Weakest snow is at the bottom. Appears that storm instabilities have stabilized well.
We purposely dug our pit on a shaded N facing slope to check on deeper weak layers. Sun affected slopes were going off by midday and pushalanches were easy to initiate on steep slopes.
Not your typical rain crust - last Thursday's storm laid down some hail which then compressed into a fairly thick and hard crust. It is supportable though easily crumbled in hand.
Deep old weak facets still intact about 10-20cm above the ground.