Temperatures remained fairly warm overnight with lows only in the mid 30s in the higher terrain. This is one indicator that points to wet avalanche activity. Generally it takes two to three nights in a row with above freezing temperatures to produce significant wet avalanche activity but it is something to keep an eye on today. Wet avalanche activity is pretty easy to avoid for the most part. Stay out of confined terrain such as steep walled gullies where wet snow can pile up deep. Move off of steep slopes as they start to become wet and sloppy.