Two nights of a marginal refreeze coupled with strong mid-March sun and temperatures warming to near 50°F at the low elevations will lead to wet avalanche conditions on many slopes, even in mid-to-low elevation northerly terrain. When you start to see pinwheels and rollerballs and the snow starts to feel unsupportable and punchy, it's time to head to a cooler aspect, lower angle terrain, or head to the barn. Avoid being in or above terrain traps where the snow may pile up more deeply.