Saturday or Sunday's potential 15cm precipitation amount, relatively warm temperatures, high relative humidity in combination with wind loading patterns may be enough to overload the slippery crust interface it rests upon. Assess for this condition.
Summary
Weather Forecast
5-15cm of local snow accumulation may occur Saturday evening into Sunday evening. Winds will be shifting Northerly and Easterly yet remaining light with stronger ridgetop gusts. Freezing level is to be 1000m Saturday evening rising to 1700m Sunday afternoon then cooling trend Monday. Warm daytime temperatures expected to return on Tuesday.
Snowpack Summary
A melt freeze crust below treeline provides stability above a generally wet unconsolidated snowpack. By mid to early afternoon, daytime heat has the potential to break the crust down increasing the danger. Heating also promotes cornice failures which could initiate a large slide. Above treeline the snowpack is supportive but less so where shallow.
Avalanche Summary
No patrol on Saturday. On Friday, several loose avalanches were observed from steep rock cliffs. Alpine and treeline locations were not visible. Steep, Southerly aspects below 1600m are mostly melted out.
Confidence
Forecast snowfall amounts are uncertain on Sunday