The avalanche danger is MODERATE at mid and upper elevations on steep, wind drifted slopes that face NW-N-SE. Look for shallow drifts in the most recent snow that could become problematic if more than about 6" deep. In some cases, fresh drifts cover older wind slabs that formed earlier in the week. The danger is generally isolated and spotty, with drifted areas existing between heavily scoured surfaces. Suspect slopes that have a smooth, rounded appearance or that feel and sound hollow like a drum. Non-wind loaded slopes have generally LOW danger.