Winds were cranking from the NW and N. Large summit plumes. These winds have superimposed patterns on the mostly southerly winds that occurred during the storm. Large wind drifts and lots of evidence of major wind transport. Observed 2 natural avalanches that probably consisted of wind slab overloading weak, faceted snow on high elevation northerly aspects. Suspect southerly aspects may see some naturals tomorrow due to todays winds and would be prime for human-triggered avalanches.

Weak snow lurks on the shady aspects. Did not get any cracking or collapsing on todays tour. Could feel weak snow underneath on west through north and northeast aspects, but generally hard to feel while breaking trail as the snow was very supportive and ski pen only about 15 cm.