Tomorrow will be unseasonably warm and partly sunny. Just as you would in the Springtime, use aspect and timing to find good skiing and also to avoid any danger from Loose Wet avalanches. If we were to see any Loose Wet activity it would be on very steep South faces later in the day.
High temperatures will reach into the upper 30's in the mountains, and we should see some sun. Hopefully the resulting melting will just make for nice riding conditions, but I wouldn't be completely surprised to see small Loose Wet avalanches on very steep South slopes.
Our snowpack has taken a bit of a beating from all the rain earlier in the week. The rain defintely provided a bit of a reset to the season by saturating much of the previous storm snow, and also flushing out any instabilities. We don't have any persistent weak layers. Overnight freezes and daytime melting should help improve the riding conditions.
