Wind loading and small wet loose on Hidden Peak

Skinned from the pullout on 89 starting around 8am.  It was snowing but warm at the road around 36 degrees.  Felt cold and like all out winter as I climbed and the snowfall rates increased.  There were a few inches of new dense snow at the lower and mid elevation, gradually getting deeper to around 8 inches of decently powdery snow near the top.  And snowing hard enough my skin track was pretty filled in on the descent.  There was zero wind until around 8800 and then lots of wind effected snow, blowing snow near the crest.  Still some big cornices.  None of the new snow or wind snow seemed unstable beyond minor cracking, but it's also pretty low angle near the top.  It was good skiing almost all the way down.  Mid elevation I started to kick offa bunch of roller balls and caused a couple wet loose slides.  Which I hadn't really considered until it happened since it was cold and snowy and powdery near the top.