The overall stability of the old buried Persistent Weak Layers is increasing. There have been no recent avalanches that I know of. Collapsing (whumpfing of the snow underneath you) is uncommon now. I haven't experienced a "whump" in over a week. I have not been experiencing any cracking as I travel through the snow. Snow pit stability tests are not failing. The only red flag is "poor snowpack structure". You will no doubt find many areas where you punch through into sugary facets. However, they do seem to be stabilizing and the chance for triggering an avalanche is becoming less.

The most likely spots a person might trigger an avalanche today is where the wind has drifted and deposited snow forming slabs. If you avoid places that have obvious pillows, drifts or slabs, you will most likely be safe today.