Cold air to the Rescue after a significant avalanche cycle

Big cycle yesterday: 

• More than a dozen natural storm slabs, up to D2.5, mostly above 6000’.
• One D3 persistent slab that ran at 5600’ triggered by rain.
• Numerous wet loose avalanches, up to D2, below 6000’
• Two D3 debris piles in valley bottoms, and 2 deep slab crowns that failed on the Thanksgiving crust near the ground, couldn’t see their runout but likely D3s.

Snowpack: 3” to 5” low density snow over a solid rain crust (5”-7” thick) up to at least 6000’ made for a trustworthy snowpack.  Shallow sluffing was our only concern at mid and low elevations. No obs from above 6000’, where the snowpack looks to have dodged the rain and is more dangerous and complex.