The obvious is still there, started at Grizzly-Twin Lakes-Wolvy bowl- back down patsey

Skies were clear this morning, wind started happening on the traverse around wolverine cirque and into the main bowl, noticeably scoured all over in upper ridgelines with some noted snow being transported. Light snow was starting around 3pm at Alta but not heavy. Dug two pits today, one below main patsey facing dead north, ECT didn't produce mainly from low slope angle or the fact that I found a bush compressed halfway down the block (oops) didn't make me feel good at all still, structure was so visibly poor, some thin crusts further down but not much, pure sugar below it, besides the recent new snow we're looking at mostly faceted snow.

Along the tour today we had multiple cracks and audible collapses, along the S face of wolverine cirque it was easy to pop out a 2-3" slab next to the main skin track, skiing down wolverine bowl along the ridge would produce similar but smaller wind slabs, terrain wasn't steep enough for issues however. Dug the second pit on an E facing slope at about 10k, seemed like the East is also made up of mostly faceted snow, similar small crust down low but seemed similar but maybe more pronounced on the first N facing pit, result on test was ECTP 13 about halfway down the pack on old facets, sheared pretty clean below the slab that I probably wouldn't wanna bother right now.