None. However, there was sluffing off of some rockly steep aspects, a dry loose D1 off of the SW aspect of Cornbiscuit that funneled into a gully, and an old D2 soft slab avalanche that looked to have occurred shortly after the last storm in the Gold Pan area (not sure of the peak name). Picture in photos below.
Observation: Turnagain
Location: Superbowl / Gold Pan
Ascended from Cornbiscuit lot, up Superbowl, skied several laps in Gold Pan, and skied out Bertha Creek
Observer Comments
Weather
Inversion. Sunny and warm up high.
Snow surface
Widespread surface hoar up to alder line. Once we began skiing up the Superbowl valley between Magnum and Cornbiscuit the surface hoar disappeared. Surface hoar wasn't present in Superbowl or Gold Pan. We found wind slabs in isolated locations - in the valley flats between Magnum and Cornbiscuit on our way to Superbowl (didn't find in actual Superbowl along uptrack) and along the ridge towards Magnum after topping out on Superbowl. Mostly the snow was faceted out and skied nicely.
Snowpack
No formal snow pits.
Old D2 soft slab avalanche in Gold Pan area that looks to have released after the last storm
Many convexities in Gold Pan were wind scoured and rocks were poking through or hit upon descent. Concave gully features were alternatively deeper snow but faceted out on the surface.
Looking towards Pastoral from the ridge between Magnum and Cornbiscuit
Looking up at Cornbiscuit on the way out Bertha Creek
Skinning up Superbowl - lots of exposed rocks and notably thinner than previous years' tours
In the valley between Cornbiscuit and Magnum along the flats we found some of our only wind slabs of the tour