Storm slab avalanche on rubicon peak

We did an afternoon tour on rubicon peak. Above 7400 feet we started noticing more upside down snow with 20+ inches of new snow. At 8500 feet we noticed a storm slab avalanche that appeared to have been triggered by another skier. As we stepped off the skin track to take a look at the crown we observed many small collapses in the new storm snow around our skis. The crown was ~24 inches made of 20 inches of denser snow on top of 6 inches of colder less dense snow. We skinned up a little bit more until we would have had to cross a slope similar to the one that just slide and was also just over 30 degrees. Upon stepping off the skin track to transition we remote triggered that slope. Both slides were confined to just the steeper area right around where they were triggered and did not run down into flatter terrain. The decent offered deep but challenging skiing with my 140mm underfoot skis being severely outgunned.