I've been in Mineral the last couple of days and did not see much/any evidence of avalanche-prone conditions that have been reported in the region. We were probably pushing slope angles and exposure a bit relative to the forecast, but we dug down deep and what we found was pretty satisfying: fairly solid/consistent down fairly deep, with no clean shears or propogations. And while we left relatively early both days (ie before the wind kicked up Wed afternoon) we didn't see the expected evidence of the wind slab development today. There was debris showing from naturals coming down off the steep slabs up high but it was dispersed over pretty large areas and did not step down.

I suppose that the truly highest/exposest areas were likely windloaded/slabbed (note that we were not in bigger/badder Broads, tho that may have been fine too?) and may yet be sensitive.

When the sun finally comes out in earnest the south facing has a good solid bit of dense soft snow on it without much of a capper crust, and unless it warms up very gradually the south-facing wet slides could be a problem.