About 6" of dense snow has fallen overnight at Camp Jackson and Buckboard Flat, with possibly up to 10" at upper elevations. But the real story is the wind. Overnight, winds on Abajo Peak have been blowing in the 25-30 mph with gusts into the 40's. The trend will increase today with wind speeds of 30-40 mph, and gusts as high as 50 out of the SW. Snow should continue through the morning with another 3"-5" possible. High temps at 10,000' will be right around freezing, or slightly above what they are now. Needless to say, dangerous avalanche conditions will exist today, both from wind drifted snow, and from new stress being added to buried, persistent weak layers. If you are out and about, lay low and out of the wind as much as possible. Stick to low angle, wind sheltered terrain, and stay out from under steep slopes and high faces..