The PWL is inconsistent at best. Many areas where the PWL was present have lost structure for an avalanche. Best that I can tell the only areas that could produce an avalanche right now are where there were previously wind loaded a slab still exists on top of the 11/15 fc PWL.
Pit 1 - 9320' 40° NE 18° slope HS 35cm, CT 9 down 25cm on 3mm fc (somewhere between dry and moist) ECTN11 down 25cm. This pit was on the approach ridge from Guardaman to 10410
Pit 2 - 10320' 80° E 26° slope HS 45cm, CT12 down 25cm on 3mm fc (dry), ECTP21 down 25cm. This pit location was between 10410 and 10420, there was still a cohesive slab present.
Depth Hoar is defined as cupping or striations that are visible with the naked eye. No depth Hoar noted in the snowpack despite checking in several locations. Facets were big (on a relative scale) but the textbook presentation was not there.
