Red Meadow Road Carnage

Found stable riding today on steep terrain at mid and upper elevations, with impressive wet slab debris presumably from last week's cycle.

• The upper snowpack was frozen and supportive to snowbike tracks and foot pen above 5,000'.  The only sign of instability we produced was a very small wind slab at 7,000'.  
• 3 separate D3 wet slab events have crossed Red Meadow Road. I assume these ran last week based on debris age, but not certain.  A groomer has pushed through 2 of the debris piles but the last slide is still clogging the road with ~10' of debris.  
• Lower elevations were isothermal and boot pen was knee to thigh deep this afternoon, although the snow surface seemed to retain enough cohesion to prevent loose avalanche concerns.  We didn't bother with riding at this elevation, both with safer and better riding quality up high.  
• We noted a few glide cracks at mid elevations.