You will want to pay attention to how the new snow is behaving as it stacks up today. I'm guessing that it will be fairly well behaved but keep in mind that that avalanche danger will be increasing with additional snow and wind today. Watch for cracking within the new snow. Sidehill or ski cut small test slopes to see if the new snow is sensitive.

The big question is whether the new snow will add enough weight to make the old weak snow near the ground active again? We don't know for sure, therefore, you must anticipate the chance for larger avalanches breaking to the ground in the upper elevation north through east facing slopes which have already avalanched earlier this season. It is possible that enough settlement occurred with all the warm weather we've had to heal these weak layers. However, they are still down there and could become reactive. We probably won't see enough weight today from the new snow but perhaps by Monday there may be enough.