Significant snowfall over the last week and recent strong winds have created fresh wind slabs in the alpine. Approach bigger slopes and lee terrain with caution.
Lower elevations and solar aspects will have a solid crust in the morning, but have the potential to break down with warm temperatures and sunny breaks in the afternoon. Travel and return early before things heat up.
Wednesday will be mostly cloudy with some scattered flurries at higher elevations. Winds will rise to moderate to strong by mid-day and then decrease on Thursday. Freezing levels will be around 2000 metres.
Strong SW winds on Monday has created wind effect in the alpine and some fresh wind slabs in lee terrain. The 20-50 cm of storm snow from last Friday is starting to settle and bond, but some concern still exists along the storm snow interface. Crusts or moist snow exist at lower elevations and on solar aspects depending on the time of day.
A couple new natural and skier triggered avalanches were observed on Sunday, but there has been no reported avalanche activity in past 48 hours.
