Travel was from the Alta Guard up over Cardiff Peak with entry into Cardiff Fork via N facing Power Outage. The snow on the S facing was starting to get damp and go off around 11:00am. A quick ski cut in the top of Power Outage produced a 10 inch deep windslab that ran down to lower angle terrain. The other side of Power Outage produced some long running sluffs in the light density snow. Haven't been in Cardiff since the weekend storm and noted large avalanches on Cardiac Ridge, Hansen's and the Ivory Rock Slabs. The snow seemed mostly stable with the exception of wind slabs on the high N facing and long running sluffs in steeper terrain. If we get a more pronounced warm up wet activity on the S facing may come into play.

Photos: wind slab that I triggered with a ski cut, long running sluffs, prior activity on the Ivory Rock Slabs.

I'd probably keep the hazard at moderate due to wind slabs and maybe wet activity