The Persistent Weak Layer of faceted sugary snow is present all over the Skyline. We are now basically waiting for enough new snow to stack up on top to the point of overloading the weak snow and cause avalanches. The current and future southwest wind is moving snow and forming scattered drifts. Many of these drifts will be forming on top of the pre-existing weak snow. These areas are the most likely places for a person to trigger an avalanche today. They will be pockety in nature and not all that large. That said, it's a dangerous situation right now.