Avalanche obs from the storm cycle

With the clearing of the storm system, we've been able to get up into the mountains and have a look around. While touring on today (12/13/22), we saw multiple large slab avalanches multiple areas. No teams got close enough to have a detailed look, but they all look quite similar from a distance. These slab avalanches were in north to north east facing terrain above 7200' and involved quite a bit of their respective start zones. Since we only viewed the slides from a distance, we were unable to gather detailed info, including the failure layer. Gauging by the amount of new snow on the bed surface and debris, they likely slid between Saturday and Sunday morning. Crown height is estimated around 2-3' and width 50-200'. Size ranged from D2 to D2.5, possibly D3 (all details are estimated from a distance). At least 8 large slides were seen this morning, in Shirley Canyon, Silver Peak and the head of Pole Creek.