Drifts that formed on Saturday night are really the only thing you need to look out for today. For the most part, these drifts are stubborn and don't want to crack. However, in some isolated locations, they are sitting on top of old, weak faceted snow. These are the most likely places to find trouble. The problem is that you can't tell whether a drift is sitting on old facets just by looking at it. So, it is best just to avoid drifts that have formed on steep slopes. These are mainly found on upper elevation slopes that face east and are most pronounced right along the ridges.