I found the new snow to be stable in areas I traveled on Sunday. I did not experience any cracking within the new snow and I did not see any new avalanches.

In the Salt Lake area mountains, there were a number of skiers that were caught in shallow avalanches on Sunday. This involved a density change of some sort from during the storm. I did not find this weakness during my Skyline fieldwork on Sunday. However, pay attention to the new snow. Use small steep test slopes (with no consequences) to see if you can get the new snow to crack or release. Look for any recent avalanches which would indicate unstable snow. The wind from the northwest was drifting some snow late on Sunday. Fresh drifts and slabs are the most likely places to trigger an avalanche today especially on more east facing slopes right below ridgelines.

Overall, it is not that dangerous out there IF you are paying attention and don't let your guard down.