I got out today to see how our snowpack is shaping up now that it has had time to settle. It was a mixed bag today with quite a bit of breakable wind load, creamy powder on top of supportive wind slabs, grabby knee+ deep powder and even some melt-freeze. Surface faceting was minimal but present. Between the wind load and deep powder it’s not the best skiing right now, however, on the flip-side, our PWL is healing and for the first time my ECT required multiple taps to propagate across the entire column failing ECTN 23 RP Q3. Other than our PWL the snowpack looks really solid. That said, it’s still a live tree skiing or low angle <= 30 ° situation for me on any aspect because a 75 cm thick slab is un-manageable.