Light fluff at 10 A.M. in the 8,600 foot to 9,200 foot range. By 11 A.M. the east-facing was already showing signs of sun damage. There is a slick crust on the east-facing that was mercifully supportable. No sloughing, but we skied nothing steeper than 25 degrees. The exit on the north-facing had not quite as stout a crust and it was possible to break through on some turns. Moving onto anything with the slightest of southeast facing after noon made for a bit of struggle to make turns. The snow became heavy. Would expect everything southeast, south and southwest to have a crust tomorrow. The east and north were fine. Did not hit any west, but the heavy cloud cover that rolled in by 2p might have spared the west-facing.