S-1 showers around 7pm with no accumulation. Calm to light winds, picking up with arrival of snow.
Dug at 7,500' on NNW aspect, where HS=60-70cm. Impressively thin, weak snowpack. Mixed bag of stability test results, suspect mostly due to lack of much of an overlying slab. All results reported are down 35-40cm on very well developed F- DH 3-6mm. ECTP5, ECTX, ECTN13. CPST 29/100 END, 33/100 SF, 35/100 SF. Entire snowpack was dry, no sign of transition to spring snowpack yet, hard to imagine that is going to be a pretty process...
No wet snow problems today, not enough recent snow for significant wind slabs. I would not feel comfortable entering avalanche terrain with a snowpack similar to the one I found here, but triggering persistent slab seems pretty unlikely.