Hazard levels can change very quickly to high today. If the sun comes out stronger than expected and the solid crust you've been traveling on starts to get soft and moist, you may want to change your route if it goes through exposed terrain.
Summary
Weather Forecast
Today a mix of sun and cloud with light to moderate winds out of the SW. Precip will be nil. Freezing level around 2200m. Tonight a weak low pressure system moves in bringing trace amounts of precip for the next two days with freezing levels around 1400m. Wednesday may see some sunny breaks.
Snowpack Summary
Spring melt freeze conditions are causing the surface to be very solid in the morning on areas that were exposed to strong solar and warming. The crusts yesterday seemed to be breaking down later in the afternoon. A variety of crusts exist in the top meter of the snowpack. Deeper in the snowpack there exists persistent layers that remain a concern.
Avalanche Summary
Yesterday the temperatures stayed fairly cool in the alpine, despite the strong presence of the sun. Combined with light wind, this kept the surface crusts not breaking down until later in the afternoon. A small cycle of loose moist avalanches to size 2.0 started around14:00 and there are likely some from yesterday that we have not observed yet.
Confidence
Timing or intensity of solar radiation is uncertain