No red flags to speak of. There's some old wind slabs that feel funky but I could not get any of them to crack out. There's also about an inch of recent graupel from perhaps yesterday at upper elevations that rolled off the steeper terrain and pooled in gullies and aprons 6 inches to a foot deep in places. It all seemed to stay in place well. The breeze was just cool enough and strong enough to keep any wet activity from sun warming at bay, as near as I could tell, but I was mostly on upper elevation, shady slopes so I wasn't specifically looking for it. Mostly low danger where we were. Many of the bigger lines had various amounts of tracks on them--Lake Peak Chute was especially tracked up. Red Baldy had several descents including ours and Mark White. We only saw a couple other parties in the drainage. We kept at least a half mile of fresh air and sunshine between us and them, as recommended by the Corona Virus experts--self-isolation, social distancing, which I've been practicing most of my life. Still healthy, so there.