Heavily wind loaded areas are still suspect. Soft and hard wind slabs may be triggered in steep terrain today, primarily in the upper elevations on northerly through easterly aspects. They'll be challenging to recognize as they're now buried underneath 6-8" of powder. Tremper used to call it "sucker snow" for good reason as it'll lure you out onto the wind slab. These drifts are becoming increasingly stubborn, but they do have the nasty habit of pulling out on perhaps the third or fourth person down the slope, perhaps where the lens of the teardrop-shaped drift tapers small. They also like to pull out well above you. The term "unmanageable" comes to mind.

The majority of these drifts are in upper elevation northerly through easterly aspects but scattered around the compass in the mid-elevations due to terrain channeling.

The low density snow will sluff on the steepest slopes today and may run naturally with any localized spike in snowfall today. Sluff management will be critical if headed into steep, sustained couloirs today. The low density smoke can easily knock you off your feet or ride and pile up deeply into gullies or other terrain traps.