Wind drifted snow is going to be your concern today. The wind will transport snow and deposit it on the more east facing slopes. These new deposits of wind drifted snow are always most sensitive when they are forming and directly afterward. With dense snow currently on the surface, I'm not expecting as much avalanche activity as we saw with last week's windy storm. The big difference is that last week's storm landed on top of very low density powder which provided a weak layer. This week's storm will be landing on a stronger and more dense layer of snow. Regardless, keep an eye out for fresh wind drifts, wind slabs and cornices today and Monday.