The weak sugary snow at the base of the snowpack remains in place. Stronger layers of snow are bridging over the weak snow at the base. If you are getting onto steep slopes today, you are banking on that bridge to not break. The facets are still below it. We are in a low probability/high consequence situation. You can stumble around out there blindly and perhaps not trigger an avalanche. However, you may just find the spot where the bridge breaks. It's the "Dirty Harry Principal" where you gotta ask yourself, "do you feel lucky?"