Plenty of wet avalanches from a few days ago, with the activity on solar aspects on Willard Peak matching that of Mount Ogden. Lots has already fallen down, and I suspect the "spring shed" on solars is coming to a close. More noteworthy to me were the numerous natural wet avalanches on high and mid elevation northerly terrain. We saw various D1-D2 slides across the Cutler Headwall from recent days. Timing is everything, of course, but I'm anticipating rising wet avalanche hazard throughout the daily warm-up on polars aspects in coming days. Also kicked off a chunky wet slide on a 40 degree N slope at 7600ft, running up to 6 inches deep on a supportive subsurface crust. Worth keeping that on the bingo card, too. Finally, can't forget about cornices. Many have fallen, but several large cornices remain on the highest ridgelines.