Began as a calm day in the Wasatch in the low to mid elevations; it shortly transitioned to a calm day in Patagonia (sustained breeze) once above 8300ft or so. At the ridgeline it felt like a normal day in Patagonia--windy! Sustained moderate winds, gusting stronger, occasionally blasting enough to knock one off balance on their skins. Relatedly, there was still some snow available for transport up high (photo below). Cornice growth and pockets of wind slab can't be ruled out. A high, thin layer of stratus was present much of the morning with a lower layer of patchy cumulus underneath. Sun lit the slopes on and off as the wind moved clouds past.