Avalanches involving the new snow is your main concern today. My hunch is things won't be all that dangerous out there today. Use small test slopes to get a handle on how the new snow is behaving before getting onto bigger slopes. The biggest thing to watch for is how the new snow reacts to the older, sugary snow beneath. Collapsing or "whoomping" is the biggest clue to unstable underlying weak snow. My guess is that this new layer of snow isn't enough to make the old weak snow reactive..........yet. It's coming though. The old snow is almost sure to cause avalanche problems with future storms. Stay tuned.