The persistent weak layers near the ground are quickly gaining strength because they are now damp in most places below about 10,000' and they have enough of an insulating slab above them to keep their temperature gradients at a sub critical level. Plus, the weather has been very warm and is forecast to continue very warm for about a week. So I'm guessing that this warm weather, combined with the total snow depth of around a meter, our problems with the depth hoar near the ground will mostly fade away this week. Good riddance.

The exception is probably the very upper elevation, north through east facing slopes that have remained thing because of wind scouring. I expect that the faceted snow will remain weak in many high elevation areas above about 10,000' and any future loading will likely reactivate them.