At this point, it's fairly unlikely that a person will trigger a serious avalanche. It's still possible that a person could find a pocket to release if you're really trying. Places to do that would be slopes of 40 degrees or steeper in the upper elevations. Wind drifts that formed this week seem stubborn at this point but you might get one to pop out on very steep terrain. Some northerly facing slopes hold weak sugar snow on the ground. These slopes seem to be mainly located in the central Skyline from about Pleasant Creek down to Manti Canyon. These locations received the most snow in October which hung around and turned into faceted sugar. Time will tell if they will become active again once we get another significant load of snow.