The old weak snow from December and January is still causing problems. Now, with the warm-up, there are two scenarios.

1. Dry avalanches above 9500'. Well, mostly dry. The facets buried in the snowpack are still dry and slab avalanches can still be triggered like they have been over the last week.
2. Wet avalanche below 9500'. The warm up and rain has saturated the snowpack below 9500' making it unstable. Point release avalanches are gouging into the old facets. Wet slab avalanches are possible.

Things are not as sensitive as they were before the warm up. That said, I don't trust the snow pack and I continue to avoid steep terrain.