Timing is everything right now. It is going to get more difficult to find safe skiing on solars as the week progresses with record high temperatures in the forecast. If you start and end early on Wednesday you should be ok. I dug a quick pit on a SE aspect at 10,600'. There was about three inches of soft snow on a firm crust that made for supportable travel. This crust was thin (maybe 2 inches) and I imagine it will break down with the continued warm temps. There was no melt water beneath this crust. The snow just below it was moist with no water visible, but easy to make a snowball. I found cold, dry snow towards the bottom of the pack.

I observed some small wet-loose avalanches in Upper Dark Canyon