With above freezing temps for two solid days the danger for wet avalanches has intensified, and it will only increase with daytime heating. The danger applies to both loose, wet, surface snow, and deeper, more dangerous wet slab avalanches. Wet slabs are very tricky to predict, but areas of rocky, radical terrain, or shallow snowpack areas that still have weak faceted snow underneath are the most suspect. If you find yourself punching through into sloppy wet snow, or if you notice signs of instability such as roller balls, pinwheels, or especially loose snow moving, it's time to wrap it up.