Avalanche danger will be directly related to solar input and freezing levels. Many areas will have a LOW danger rating unless heating takes place or there is a lack of overnight freeze. Monitor locally for this.
Solar aspects are prone to increasing hazard as temperatures warm. This problem will be different slope to slope and will require a close eye to changing conditions on your trip.
Surface melt freeze crusts extend high into the alpine on solar aspects. On shady aspects, 10cm of snow from Thursday AM is well settled. Several persistent layers are buried in the snowpack, consisting of crusts and/or facets. These are currently unreactive but may wake up in the future as spring heat starts to penetrate deeper in the snowpack.
Valley bottom freezing levels Saturday AM rising to 2000m with light winds. We may see a few cm along the divide, and possibly a bit of rain at lower elevations. Forecasts are calling for more cloud cover along and West of the divide, and less to the East.
One loose wet size 2 was reported above Bourgeau left on a S aspect. No other avalanches reported or observed.
