Went up with Brian, above, on 6/20. In case you don't get it by now, there are no remaining snow issues. Trail Camp is still a cold and windy night. Once the sun comes up, the switchbacks are downright toasty. Other than windy conditions at Trail Crest, it was a shorts/T-shirt hike along the ridge, with hardly a breeze on the summit. Bring plenty of water for the trek from Trail Camp and back - other than snow melt on the switchbacks, and one rapidly vanishing snow field behind the needles, there's none to be had. I recommend three liters. And can we please not abandon wag bags? Seriously gross, folks. We found at least a half-dozen in camp and on trail