On Tuesday I did not think the new snow or fresh drifts were very sensitive. I was not seeing any cracking in drifts that I was poking at. I did not find any significant recent avalanches. It seems that the new snow has settled and stabilized for the most part. I would still avoid very steep slopes that have been wind loaded during the storm.

It's getting to the point in the season where we need to pay attention to daytime heating causing wet avalanche activity. Usually this problem is most pronounced directly after storms when the cold snow gets warm for the first time. It can get to the point where it is unstable and starts to slide. Sunny facing slopes heat up first. Lower elevations already got damp and will have frozen again overnight. This helps with stability so I don't think we'll see issues in the lower terrain.

All that said, I don't think wet avalanches are a big concern for today but keep it in mind.