Danger levels will increase with direct sunlight and with warming throughout the day. Pay attention to the large cornices overhead, and don't forget that low elevation crusts may have broken down by mid-day.
Summary
Weather Forecast
Sunny with cloudy periods today with an alpine high of -7*C. Freezing levels will rise to 1300m, but it will certainly feel warmer in the direct sun. Winds will remain light from the west. Tuesday will see similar conditions but slightly higher temps.
Snowpack Summary
Storm snow in the alpine totaled 20-30cm over the weekend. Moderate to strong SW winds have redistributed it and formed wind slabs in alpine lee features. Cold overnight temp's have formed a supportive crust below tree-line. Cornices are big in the alpine and if they fail, they may trigger one of the multiple crusts lingering in the upper snowpack.
Avalanche Summary
One notable cornice-triggered size 3 avalanche from Railroad Gunners made it down to the fan. Several skier accidental and skier cut size 1.5's were reported from Bonney Moraines, N Cheops, and Balu Ridge descending into 8812 bowl. These were reported to be 20-30cm deep, running on the storm interface on N aspects and on a crust on SE aspects.
Confidence
Due to the number of field observations