We skied in the Ursus area; I hopped on the slope above the skin track that cuts across the bottom of the ridge just beyond Hospital Knob and it fractured but didn't slide. Then a ski cut into the slope on the north end of Hospital Knob caused a size 1 slab to run on the surface hoar, 40 cm thick and 15 m wide. It didn't run very far down slope. In thicker trees there were few signs of instability, same as yesterday.
During the next snow or wind or temperature spike event I would be very aware of Frequent Flyer and other open slopes at all elevations that didn't run in the last 48 hrs . The surface hoar and crusts are at the prime human triggering depth right now but the load and/or slab stiffness weren't quite there yet today for widespread triggering/propagation.
Mark Klassen
Mountain Guide