None. Sluffing was easy to initiate on steep test slopes, but was so low density that it didn't pick up much momentum.
Observation: Turnagain
Location: Tincan
Standard up track to top of Common Bowl. Poked around along the ridge line looking for wind slabs. Did not find anything pronounced. (See pit info below). Variable skiing conditions and visibility.
Observer Comments
Weather
Broken clouds, temps in the teens, calm to light wind at the parking lot.
Summit of Common Bowl, ~12:00 PM, snowing S-1, wind SE light to moderate. Extremely flat light.
~1:30 PM, NW Tincan Trees, broken clouds. Wind calm to light. Good visibility up high again.
3:00 PM, treeline. Flat light. Wind light to moderate from the SE.
Snow surface
Generally boot top powder and fantastic skiing, except for in the northwestern-most part of Tincan trees, where we found a surprisingly well distributed breakable wind crust well below treeline. The crust was ~6" and 4F+ hard in some places. Pretty poor skiing in this area. A ~2" breakable wind crust was found on northern aspects near Common Bowl ridgeline as well. The W aspect of Common Bowl was a mix of strastrugi or breakable crust near the top and along the ridgeline. Dropping in well past the Common Bowl ridgeline we found powder.
Snowpack
Dug a pit on the N aspect of the saddle between Common and Hippy Bowl. 37* slope. 3200 ft elevation. HS= 100 - 135 cm. 5 cm wind crust on 30 cm F hard new snow. Thin crust beneath the new snow sitting on top of a few cms of 4F snow, followed by 1F snow down to 10 cm of 1-2mm basal facets. CT14, RP, down 35 CM at a slight density change. ECTX. No notable persistent weak layers found. (Note that there is a distinct possibility this exact spot has been dug in before).