It won't be deep powder skiing out there today, but the the new snow will help freshen up the old surface. At mid and upper elevations you will definitely feel the hard, old snow surface, courtesy of last night's freeze. At lower elevations, the freeze wasn't as solid, and the new snow may actually insulate the old wet snow surface further reducing the quality of the freeze. In these areas, a remote possibility remains for triggering a wet slab avalanche. Be mindful of steep, lower elevation terrain if you are punching through the crust into wet snow. New snow avalanche problems should be mostly minimal, but be on the lookout for shallow wind drifts on upper elevation, north through southeasterly aspects. There may also be some shallow, loose snow sluffing off the hard surface on very steep slopes on all aspects. Corn snow conditions are officially on hold.