The only concern right now is the old sugar snow near the ground on the higher northerly slopes. The snowpack is definitely more stubborn at this point. I have not experienced any "whoomping" or collapsing of the snowpack since Friday. I have not seen any recent avalanche activity. Furthermore, as I travel around and look at many slopes that are the usual suspects, not many avalanched during the last storms. I came across a small slab avalanche in Reeder Canyon on a north facing slope. The fracture line was mostly filled in. I also came across a similar one in Pleasant Creek today. Same deal, fracture line somewhat filled in so it's difficult to figure out when exactly it released. Overall, the snowpack is going in a good direction. That said, I'm still getting the old sugar snow to fail with full propagation in snowpit tests. Scores for ECT tests are generally in the mid 20s. Even though the results are stubborn, I will feel better when I'm not seeing clean fractures and full propagation in the tests.