Varying thicknesses of m/f Crusts were on the aspects on the lower half of the compass early in the morning. Low angle East, All North, and Low angle West all held cold dry snow. The significant settlement we have been experiencing over the past 72 hours (20%) has riding conditions becoming shallower, but still bottomless and excellent. In many places, the Low Angle Riding has improved drastically and become faster. No significant Sluffing noted yet on the steeper terrain as the surface snow continues to show signs of faceting with the cold temperatures. Once again the solars took on warmth and became damp on all aspects on the lower half of the compass up to 10,500 feet. Stubborn/Unreactive old Wind Skins and Slabs were observed on the exposed Leaward/Northerly Upper Elevation aspects.