Recent warm temperatures and a bout of midweek greenhousing, shrink-wrapped much of the snow surface, essentially welding it in place. However, with a few inches of snow falling last night, winds strong enough to blow that snow around, and additional snow on tap this morning, there might be a rogue drift or two forming along the leeward side of upper elevation ridges that'll react to our additional weight. If you're getting into steep, technical terrain, look for and avoid any fat, rounded piece of snow, especially if it sounds hollow like a drum. The good news... this is an easy avalanche problem to avoid and you can still have blast by simply steering clear of steep, wind drifted, upper elevation terrain.