Good travel and skiing up high, with early-season hazards at lower elevations.
The storm snow from last weekend is still largely in good shape following light winds most of the week, but watch for isolated wind slabs in steep alpine terrain.
Increasing alpine winds may move enough snow to bump the hazard on Monday.
Isolated wind slabs exist in some steep alpine terrain features.
Winds have generally been light and variable shifting from SW to NW, since the recent snow fell. As alpine wind speeds begin to increase on Sunday, we may see more snow loading and a coresponding increase in hazard.
The ridge of high pressure will hold through Sunday with mainly sunny skies.
Alpine winds will be light to moderate from the NW, gradually increasing late in the day as clouds arrive.
Daytime temperatures at treeline will be between -8°C and -12°C.
Monday will bring stronger NW winds, more cloud and a chance of light flurries.
Click here for Environment Canada links to weather tables for the region.
