Just a drive-by today, Jason, but snow line is around 7K, so I think that first switcher on the east face of Kearsarge Peak might be the first significant snow on the road. I would imagine that some of the deeper switchers have a good amount of snow, while there are melted-out sections on the south faces higher up.
South face of Gould had snow with the usual blown-out section of scree about half way up and across the face. Looks like you would be on snow all the way from OV. It's a stretch, but the south facing slopes in Mammoth yesterday had about 1-2" hard, breakable crust with plenty of soft stuff beneath. Stepping off my skis to put the skins back on led to a bit more sinking than I thought would happen:
Can't say it's the same so much further south, but commonalities may exist.
Good luck, have fun!
-L