Really no red flags that I noticed. We took three laps on the northeast bowl off the 10,420 summit and another down the timbered NW facing forest back to Guardsman's pass trailhead. All excellent powder with not many tracks. Even though 10,420 often catches quite a bit of wind, I found no sign of lingering wind slab from previous wind. All the new snow was draped over the terrain uniformly with no wind drifting within the most recent snow.. All the new snow stayed in place very well. I dug 2-3 quick hand pits in the top 2 feet of the snow looking for any weakness on the dust layer from about a week ago that some people have reported. But it all seemed well bonded. We felt comfortable skiing some 35 degree rollovers in the open NE facing terrain, no stuffing, no slabs. So, not much to report avalanche-wise, which is good. Seems like somewhere between low and moderate danger. If we get sun tomorrow, as forecast, there will likely be the usual round of damp and wet avalanche activity within the new snow on sunny aspects, stuffs, rollerballs, the usual.