You're biggest concern today is the chance for triggering a recently formed wind drift or wind slab. The most likely places are in upper elevation very steep slopes that face north through southeast. Most of these are stubborn at this point but still present a threat.

After springtime snow storms, wet snow avalanches can be a concern. We have a lot of new cold snow out there that could become unstable due to daytime heating on the sunny slopes. On a positive note, we have gradually warming temperatures which may keep wet snow avalanche activity to a minimum. If you find yourself in really wet, mushy and sloppy snow, it's time to avoid being on steep slopes as well as in gullies or ravines.