Poor Snowpack Structure

The Poor Snowpack Structure that is Widespread and extremely Variable continues to become bigger in Distribution and Size, yet in many areas that have an HS of at least 50, the riding is still supportable and fun. Of Note: Snow Pit at 9700 feet, HS: 70 cm, North Aspect, 30 degrees yielded these results, Top Down: Surface Hoar 2 to 3 mm in size (and this SH issue is becoming Widespread on the Upper Half of the compass above at least 8000 feet), 15 cm of Fist (all showing signs of Faceting), Aforementioned Ambient Crust (2 mm and friable and decomposing), 20 cm of 4 Finger, Thin Layer of Facets (1 mm), 32 cm of 1 Finger, and 2 cm of Basal Facets that were showing signs of Rounding. CTH RP at 35 cm down in Thin Facet Layer. Finally Of Note: The top 15 cm was so uncohesive that when trying to isolate for a Shovel Tilt Test the column just split vertically and crumbled. In Areas with around HS of 35 cm, the entire snowpack is "Sandboxing". Obviously all of these types of "Poor Snowpack Structure" are not a concern at this point in time without having a load/slab on top of them.