Heightened avalanche conditions and MODERATE danger exist on drifted upper and mid-elevation slopes in the backcountry. You could trigger an avalanche of wind drifted snow in exposed terrain. Dangerous deep slab avalanches failing on a persistent weak layer are unlikely for a person to trigger these days, but they remain possible on some upper elevation slopes facing northwest, north, northeast, and east. Deep slab avalanches might be triggered from a shallow area of the slab, so it's a good plan to avoid steep, thin, rocky terrain.

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Safer conditions and mostly LOW danger can be found in sheltered terrain and at lower elevations.