No red flags. Low danger On Thursday, we are supposed to have mostly clear skies, so the sun may create some small, sluffs within what little new snow we have right now. It's hard to get too excited about sluffs from one inch of new snow. But hey, it's the only excitement in town right now. I was hoping that the record high temperatures from a couple days ago would have completely destroyed the near surface faceted snow but the upper elevation, sun and wind sheltered slopes still have some fine grained faceted snow that could be a weak layer if we ever get a slab on top of it. It's much less fragile than before the big warmup, but it's still there. There's also some faceted snow under some of the sun and wind crusts that could be a localized problem if we every get a slab. But it's Low danger right now.