By definition the danger is low but there have been isolated skier remote avalanches in steep alpine terrain over the past several days. Conditions are good but its not open season. Also, be watchful for wind-slabs in high elevation lees.
Summary
Weather Forecast
It continues. Cool/cold temperatures will persist Thurs/Fri with no precipitation in sight. There is a chance some precip will track through the region on Saturday but amounts are uncertain and will likely vary. Wind will also increase at that time from the south west.
Snowpack Summary
Nil precip in last 24 hours. 5-10 cm of recent snow has been redistributed into thin wind slabs in immediate lee areas at treeline and above. The October 26th crust/facet layer is ~30 cm above ground. Snow depths range from 50-85 cm at 2000 m. In many areas the entire snowpack is faceting and becoming quite weak.
Avalanche Summary
Another skier accidental was reported today on the slopes skiers left of Bow Summit. It was a size 1.5 and likely failed on the Oct 26th crust. Additionally some small thin windslabs were reported in the Observation Peak area.
Confidence
Due to the quality of field observations on Wednesday