The only real threat out there right now is the diminishing chance that you could trigger an avalanche that breaks deep into old, weak, faceted snow. This problem exists in the higher elevation, steep, northerly facing terrain. The old weak layers are gaining strength, but they still remain weak enough to be a concern. Most slopes will stay in place, some may not. It's hard to tell which will slide and which won't, so it's kind of like rolling the dice. Avoiding the described terrain is the only sure way to not get caught.