Observations and cool temperatures are supporting a relatively stable snowpack but evaluate each slope as local variations exist.
Summary
Weather Forecast
Weather will be stable the next few days. Monday into Tuesday evening will be scattered flurries, minimal snow, light N and E winds, cool nighttime and daytime temperatures, and afternoon freezing level rising to 1100m. Wind direction will shift W Tuesday night with no significant weather change indicated other than a gradual temperature increase.
Snowpack Summary
Windslabs exist on the lee aspects of exposed ridgecrests above treeline with a dusting of snow overtop. Buried temperature crusts exist below 2100m and sun crusts on steep solar aspects at various elevations. Cornices are big and looming. Gusting 105km/hr N winds last night reverse loaded pockets with the limited snow available.
Avalanche Summary
No new avalanches reported. Several cornice failures occurred last week. A few triggered deep persistent slabs with crowns up to 1m and some initiated wind slabs with a depth of 10-40cm.
Confidence
Wind speed and direction is uncertain