Weak Refreeze and Deep Wet Snow on Donner Summit

We toured the Mt. Judah area to see if there was an overnight refreeze and if any new snow accumulated at this elevation.  Travel was supportable up to the top of Mt. Judah on mostly SW-W-NW aspects.  Up to 2'' of new snow fell above 8000' in this area.  E aspects off of Mt. Judah was wet and unsupportable by 10am, with a weak refreeze of the snowpack.  Below the 2'' of new snow was old wet snow that went down 3' deep with a ski pen of about 6'' and a boot pen over shin deep.  Active roller balls occurred on every turn with skis punching down into the old wet snow.  We switched to a N aspect before 11am that remained more supportable.  Many recent loose wet avalanche activity and cornice collapses have occurred over the last 24 hours.  Surface snow became sticky on most aspects by 11am.  The snowpack was quickly trending weaker on sun exposed slopes with a concern that larger loose wet avalanches and cornice collapses could occur.  Clouds continued to build into the late morning hours.