Judah Saddle snowpit

We headed out to the Mt. Judah area, on Donner Summit today, with an assessment strategic mindset. We were interested to see how conditions had changed overnight, after reviewing many observations of avalanches on the Sierra Avalanche Center website from the previous day. We did not actually see any definative evidence of recent avalanche activity, with the exception of a possible cornice collapse and susequence wind slab avalanche in the Wildflower Ridge area (it was unclear, as new snow and wind had smoothed and covered the area partially). We encountered the forecasters in the field, and they stated that they had triggered a whomp, but we did not encounter during our tour. Snow was accumulating at a rate of around 2 cm and hour, for a good portion of the day, and when the temperature rose in the afternoon, and the falling snow appeared to have more rain mixed with it, we noticed some rollerballs/pinwheels on isolated slopes.