Traveled mostly on westerly slopes today. 2-5" of new snow in this area increasing with elevation (medium to heavy density with rimed stellars and graupel making up a lot of it). Minimal wind affect noted in the new snow. By the end of the day, the snow surface at low elevations was damp and skier triggered roller balls were noted at 6000' and small natural roller balls noted on the dugway paths on the way down the canyon. Overall, HS in most locations regardless of elevation was about 70cm above 6500'. Pockets of deeper snow were more common at higher elevations, but still fairly consistent and maybe reaching 100cm at best- still pretty thin with bushes and rocks poking out still. Lower elevations were great for uphill travel, and mid and upper elevations were great for downhill. Lower elevations had various crusts within the pack that tended to railroad you on the way down, while the snow in the upper and upper-mid elevations was weak with high ski and boot pens making it more difficult for uphill travel (but still containing a possible slab and weak layer).