The new snow seemed quite well behaved on Tuesday. Here was what I found:

As far as the new snow is concerned, I'd call it stable except in areas where the wind has formed drifts and slabs of new snow. These are the places where you might find a pocket that could crack out. Steep east facing slopes are the most likely place to trigger something. Overall, the threat is not all that serious.

The old weak layers buried deep in the snowpack are the wild card. I believe we may have finally turned the corner where these layers aren't posing a huge threat anymore. Last week's very warm temperatures melted and settled the snowpack quite a bit. It is frozen up hard under the new snow. This has made it so that it is fairly unlikely that a person can affect those deep weak layers at this time. That said, I'm still uneasy about them and you won't find me in really steep terrain like what I would normally be riding at this time of the season in most years.