Some cloud cover should keep the solar input at bay, but watch locally for sun affect as the danger rating can spike dramatically and rapidly. We are close to true spring conditions, so get up early and come home early.
Summary
Weather Forecast
Sunday calls for mainly cloudy conditions except in the East where the sun will poke through for periods of the day. Freezing levels to 2400m and mainly light Westerly winds. There could be some flurries along the divide. Monday looks like a few cm of snow with freezing levels to 2300m.
Snowpack Summary
After 3 hot days, expect surface crusts on all aspects (expect high due North aspects) with moist snow underneath. Crusts will rapidly break down with daytime heating or sun exposure. In many places the snowpack is sitting on a deep persistent of facets that has been avalanching to size 3.5 with solar heating over previous days.
Avalanche Summary
Less natural activity today due to moderate winds. Yesterday, numerous deep persistent avalanches to size 3 on many aspects, and loose wet avalanches to size 2.5 on solar aspects. On Thursday, there were solar induced natural avalanches in Kootenay to size 3.5 where the sun has been out all day. Many of these were stepping to ground.
Confidence
Timing or intensity of solar radiation is uncertain on Sunday