Rogers Pass is still providing good skiing conditions. Just watch out for those pockets of slab which could pop out unexpectedly, and be careful of early season hazards like stumps and rocks. If traveling on glaciers, be aware of thin snow bridges.
Summary
Weather Forecast
Very little snowfall is in the forecast for the next couple of days. Mild temperatures, light winds and some convective activity can be expected today, and dryer conditions for Friday. More precipitation is expected (up to 12 mm) on Saturday.
Snowpack Summary
Recent storm snow has developed into a wind slab in the alpine, and rests on a well settled mid-pack. The Nov. 28 and Nov. 16 crust-surface hoar layers, and the Nov. 6 crust can all be found in profiles, but are not very reactive in tests. There is substantial variation in snow depth depending on elevation and aspect.
Avalanche Summary
Very little avalanche activity has been observed in the past few days. Avalanches which have been observed are mostly from steep alpine start zones affected by wind. Wind affected and cross loaded features, and thin areas are most likely to produce human triggered avalanches. Some loose snow sluffing has also been observed in steep terrain.
Confidence
Timing, track, or intensity of incoming weather system is uncertain