Aspen

You might find an isolated wind-drifted gully or steep easterly-facing slope below a cornice where you can trigger a small dry slab avalanche on Friday.

As the day warms, snow surfaces may melt enough that you can push small loose avalanches. Stout crusts buried in the upper snowpack will limit the depth of these to only a few inches.

In both cases, avoid travel on or below large overhead cornices. If you choose to travel on slopes steeper than about 40 degrees, consider that even a small avalanche could be dangerous in consequential terrain above cliffs.