Wet loose activity up the North Fork

Went for a quick drive when the sun came out this afternoon to observe any loose wet activity. Drove up the North Fork and looked at the western side of the Apgar Range. 

• On the ride up at approximately 1:45 PM, I watched the beginning of the rollerball cycle. Specifically coming from rock bands and tree bombs.
• On the drive back at approximately 2:45 PM is when the loose wet cycle started. Observed point releases out of southwesterly aspects at low and mid elevations. 
• Long distance away, but anticipate predominately D1s. Even the small ones would have been consequential with the gully they were flowing into. 
• In the span of 10 minutes, I watched three happen while other piles of debris were popping up. 
• I anticipate this continued for another half hour to hour with how the sun was hitting the slope. 
• Most noteworthy avalanche was a persistent slab on a W aspect at roughly 6200 feet. Visibility was difficult so went back the next day with good visibility to confirm. Picture to come soon.