Northern San Juan

You could trigger an avalanche where strong winds formed cohesive slabs over weak layers. Avoid shallow trigger points like buried rocks or trees, convex rollovers, or the edges of slopes where the slab is the thinnest, and bypass travel on hard, hollow-sounding snow on steep slopes. You can find safer travel on slopes less than about 35 degrees in steepness.

Strong wind and new snow could increase your chances of triggering an avalanche, but at this time, it does not look like enough to increase overall avalanche danger.