Small Reactive Wind Slabs on Hidden Peak

We toured in the Hidden Peak area today to monitor snowpack conditions.  Up to another 4'' of new snow fell overnight with decreasing winds and warming temperatures today.  Soft snow conditions existed throughout this area with developing sun crusts on SE and E aspects.  We found small and reactive wind slab avalanches along the upper ridge of Hidden Peak.  These failed easily with ski kicks and were 4 to 6'' deep.  There remains up to 8'' of low density snow available for wind transport along the ridgelines in this area if winds increase in speed tomorrow.  We dug a snowpit and did snowpack tests on a NE aspect just above 8000' at noted lat/long in ob.  We found no layers of concern at this location.  The snow in this area was transitioning today with increasing areas of wet snow which will mean more developed sun crusts on these aspects tomorrow.