As suggested by weather conditions over the last few weeks (shallow snow, cold clear nights), we have quite the facet problem, and this storm added a nice slab on top. I only dug one pit, but got an ECTP21 in it and observed a thick layer of well-developed facets. I also noticed that Alta Ski Patrol was able to pull out a number of slabs in the High Greeley area, presumably using explosives. While I didn't notice any human-triggered avalanches near where I skiied, most of the terrain was too low-angle to slide. Given more of the same in the forecast, a still-shallow snowpack even in the most northerly locations, and the temperature gradient I saw in my pit, I'd wager these facets are just going to grow and become more sensitive, leading to larger slides with more loading.