Things are fairly quiet right now. The snowpack has stabilized a bunch for right now and the buried weak faceted snow at the base of the snowpack has adjusted to the load on top of it. The problem is that it is still down there and remains pretty weak especially in shallower locations. Snow pit test results remain poor. I got onto some bed surfaces of recent avalanches and found lots of loose sugary snow still present. This means that it is certainly possible that when these slopes that have avalanched get loaded up again, they could avalanche again.

All that said, it doesn't look like we are going to see any significant new load of snow over the next couple of weeks. No new load means no avalanches. It's quiet possible things will stay status quo and this winter will uneventfully fade away just like it started.