Wet snow avalanche problems are the main concern today although they probably won't pose much threat. The higher elevations stayed colder and the old wet snow has formed a melt freeze crust. The mid elevations remain sloppy, wet, punchy and unsupportable. These areas are where you're likely to find trouble if there is any to be found. If you find your boots punching deep into wet unconsolidated snow, avoid being on and below really steep slopes. My guess is that even though the snowpack is a wet loose mess, we won't see any avalanche activity today. It looks like we'll have a couple of clear nights with temperatures dipping into the low 20s. This should help freeze the snowpack making more supportable conditions.