Out of wind effected areas, the new snow itself is well behaved and is not the concern. The concern with it is the weight it's added on top of our snowpack with a weak base of loose sugary snow near the ground. It looks like we'll end up with over an inch of water weight added this week. Now, this has been added slowly so the pack has had time to adjust between each smaller wave. Also, wind has been generally light and hasn't drifted tons and tons of snow except along higher ridgelines. Many areas have a stout bridge over the weak snow now. But the thing that's most important is the fact that the weak snow is still present and once you break that bridge, a deep avalanche will result. I'm holding my cards tight.