Avalanche conditions are fairly calm right now. The new snow came in without much wind so it should be pretty stable. Overall, the snowpack has gained strength recently. The mid and upper layers are quite strong.

Even the weak faceted sugary snow near the ground has increased in strength in many areas. That said, I would still avoid the steepest radical northerly facing terrain at the highest elevations. This is the location where there is a slight chance still that a person might trigger and avalanche that breaks to the ground. Very steep slopes with a shallow snowpack of only 3 to 4 feet deep are the most likely places to find trouble.