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There has been a little sugar snow (near surface faceting or recrystalization) starting to form in the top few inches of the snowpack. At this point, it doesn't seem too alarming and my guess is it won't be an issue once it gets buried. Looking at the grains under a scope reveals some corners starting to show up which is the start of the sugary snow. However, you can also still make out remnants of 6 sided snowflakes which tells me that the near surface faceting process hasn't turned the surface snow to complete sugar just yet. If we get a few inches of snow out of Wednesday's storm, this will help arrest any further sugar snow development in this layer.