The avalanche danger is generally LOW. With cooler temperatures, and a good refreeze overnight, the danger for wet snow avalanches has mostly abated. If the sun comes out for any length of time, be alert to signs of wet instability such as roller balls, or pinwheels, and get off of steep slopes if they become wet and sloppy. If you are moving into higher, northerly facing terrain in search of dry snow, maintain your avalanche awareness. Be alert to areas of wind drifted snow, as well as the possibility for triggering an avalanche on a buried persistent weak layer, particularly in areas with rocky, more radical, or extreme terrain.