Recent wind from the northwest on Friday then from the east on Saturday has stirred the snow up. There are fresh drifts scattered around but I personally didn't find any that were sensitive on Saturday. I wasn't in the most likely spots to find them either. I suspect that most of these are going to stay in place at this point but with some new snow and perhaps some more wind today, there could be a fresh round that will form. These aren't going to produce huge avalanches but if you trigger one, it might shove you around and that could obviously cause injury.

On Saturday I was in an area with a total snow depth of about 6 feet. Digging down to the ground, the snowpack looked pretty good to me. You can still easily identify the old facets at the base of the pack but they have gained strength and are not reactive to stability tests. I did not find any other layers of concern throughout the snowpack here. If everywhere looked like this, it would be green light conditions. However, there are places scattered around where the snowpack is shallower and weaker. These places are where a person might find trouble still. I don't think it's very likely at this point but it's still a concern of mine.