We've hit an unusually stable period for late February! Remember that "low" hazard doesn't mean no hazard. Small avalanches are still possible in extreme terrain or isolated areas.
Summary
Confidence
Good
Weather Forecast
The alpine over night low will be -18 with light winds. Tomorrow will be a mix of sun and cloud. Alpine highs will be around -9 with a light north wind. No snow is expected. Freezing levels are predicted to be at valley bottom, but with the sun we can expect localized areas to have a higher freezing level.
Avalanche Summary
No activity today
Snowpack Summary
A few more cm's last night have added to the week's totals. Light winds last night have blown the new snow around creating insignificant storm slabs and exposing the underlying layers in many places. The alpine has variable wind slab distribution at the moment. In sheltered areas at treeline, there is an average of 20cm's on top of the Feb 16th crust. The crust itself has begun to break down with the cold temps. In most areas it does not effect the ski quality. The buried windslabs are well bonded and sit on top of depth hoar and facets. There are no changes below treeline, and no avalanche concerns at the moment.