Went to the Monitors on the PC Ridgeline today, there was no natural activity in either bowl except for a few natural cornice drops. Cutting into South Monitor Bowl revealed about 9 inches of light density snow sitting on windboard in the top 20 ft then it turn into that same 9 inches sitting on a denser, creaming, spongy base with no bottom feeding noted for the rest of the ride. Sluffing was not a factor even in the steeper terrain, I guess the only red flag was heavy snowfall which lasted about an hour in the late afternoon, it probably snowed 3 inches in this short time period then it was over. There wasn't enough wind to create any slab formation in the terrain covered. On the south facing the bottom could be felt in steeper terrain but not on the low angle. There wasn't enough sun or heat today to affect the south facing and still should be powder in the AM.

photo is of the period of heavy snowfall in the afternoon and the cloud deck in the early afternoon

Hazard was moderate in the terrain covered today and if we don't get a large bump in wind speeds or snow amounts I would expect the same for tomorrow.