During my mountain travel on Friday I did not find anything alarming in regards to avalanche danger. The new snow seems well behaved and is unlikely to cause any problems on its own. I dug down to the ground at a location with an elevation of 9500' to look at the old faceted sugar snow at the base. It has become damp and has gained some strength. It seems unlikely that a person would trigger an avalanche that breaks into those layers near the ground at that elevation. I am still curious about the state of those weak layers at elevations that are a little higher. I'm going to have a good look today. In the meantime, I'm still cautious about the steepest most radical northerly facing terrain above 10,000' in elevation especially where the snowpack is shallow.