Snow levels are low in the valley bottom, while in the alpine things are near average. Early season conditions mean rocks and trees can end your day very badly, so ski/ride conservatively. It's only mid-November!
Summary
Weather Forecast
Expect mainly cloudy skies today, with minor flurries, moderate westerly winds at ridge-top, and freezing levels remaining in the valley bottom. Much the same for Thursday.
Snowpack Summary
30-35cm of new snow covers a thin, near-isothermal snowpack. Westerly winds have transported this new snow and formed soft slabs in lee features at tree-line and above. Below 2000m, snow depths are less than 70cm with many early season hazards (rocks and trees) lurking at or just below the surface.
Avalanche Summary
No new observations from Tuesday, but visibility was very poor. One size 2 avalanche (24+ hrs), W aspect, tree-line elevation, observed on McGill Shoulder on Monday. The new snow covered the crown line, but it appeared to dig deep in to the isothermal, early season snow pack.
Confidence
Due to the number of field observations