You will want to give the new snow some time to settle and stabilize before getting onto steeper terrain. Here is what I'll be looking out for today:
- Higher terrain: Wind drifted snow, especially along ridgelines. The drifts and slabs will be most pronounced right along and below ridges on the more east facing slopes. Don't screw around near cornices.
- Mid elevations: This is probably to least likely place to trigger an avalanche today but watch for crossloaded terrain features on all aspects.
- Low elevations: If the snow is wet and punchy, avoid all steep terrain especially being down in steep gullies and ravines.
If the sun peeks through it may heat the new snow enough to make it unstable and natural wet loose avalanches may release at any elevation.