The only real concern out there is the minor chance a person could trigger an avalanche that breaks deep into the Persistent Weak Layer of sugary faceted snow that formed in December. Without any significant weather like a large new load of snow or strong wind, the snowpack continues to settle and stabilize. It's almost to the point where we can call the old weak snow dormant. The bummer is that the old weak snow still remains somewhat weak and could become active again with a significant new snow event. This is only speculation as there are no large storms in sight.

In the meantime, continue to use caution on steep slopes where the snowpack is shallow and in very steep rocky terrain.