Angular facets from 0.5-2 mm still lurk in the mid to lower snowpack, but overall these layers failed to produce any significant results in our CT and ECT. That said, there were isolated pockets of wind slab which I expect would have increased in frequency and density above the elevation we skied at today. In support of Dave Garcia's 12/31 observation, slopes NTL should be evaluated on an individual basis before skiing anything more than 30 degrees. The dragon is still sleeping but could be awakened by skiing the wrong combo of wind deposition, facets, and terrain.