Test slopes near Webber lake

We rode from yhr LTS parking lot just before 8am. The main road had around 8-10" of new cold snow. We left the trail around 7,500' and found that north facing slopes received anywhere from 12"-over 25" of new snow. Temps stayed cold until around 11am keeping the new snow cold and unconsolidated. It was not sticking to our goggles as we made deep fully pitted powder turns.  
no cracking or other signs of instabilities were observed. 
multiple test slopes near 7,200' on North facing aspects we tried to initiate the upper slab however no cracking and no slab characteristics existed where we were. Most of these test slopes were over 35 degrees however very small features. 

Around 10:00 am we used a steep slope over 35 degrees for a landing and no cracking or initiation occurred when two different snowmobiles landed on it.

As we made our way back to the trail head the temps warmed up and the surface snow started to stick to our goggles indicating it was becoming heavier and wetter. However no signs of instabilities were observed