Variable snow surface. True solar aspects held supportive crust with a skiff of new snow on top. Working around to neighboring sunny terrain with less intense exposure yielded a couple cm of new snow atop a breakable 3cm crust, with about 6-8cm of loose mixed forms below this, and another 6-8cm crust that was generally supportive.
Wind exposed terrain featured all manner of wind effects, but generally nothing firmer than 1F except on the most exposed ridges, knobs, etc. Unfortunately, wind affected terrain seemed to be basically everything. E/NE terrain had some interesting combinations of wind crust mixed with hot pow.
The truly sheltered and shady terrain had soft snow (storm total of about 12-15cm), but this terrain was pretty limited.
