New snow seemed to be bonding well within the layer as well as with lower layers. I was surprised how little sluffing there was even in higher angle terrain. The biggest problem I saw was in the area between Ice Box and Gary's Gully as there were widespread point release avalanches. When I first arrived in the area around 9:30am, there was probably about 2 dozen point release slides that typically averaged 20 feet wide and ran the entire length of the slide path ~200ft with some running up to 500ft through trees and entraining enough snow to possibly bury a person. These all appeared to be triggered yesterday sometime when the sun came out and hit that NE aspect. By 2pm today there was a couple more inches of snow and this new snow was beginning to point release due to snow falling off trees and the sun making a few brief appearances.