I found yesterday's snow predictably well-behaved with sustained, steep terrain producing long running surface sluffs, like in the image above. And while I think this is still the avalanche flavor of the day, I always need to remind myself that the Uinta's are big range, with big terrain, and the winds always blow. That said... if you're looking for an avalanche, I bet you can find one along the leeward side of upper elevation ridges or around terrain features like chutes and gullies. Today's avalanche hazard is easy to detect and easy to avoid. Simply look for and steer clear of fat, rounded slopes, especially if they feel or sound hollow like a drum. In addition, use all the tools available to help you make solid decisions on your terrain choices. Tweak little test slopes and road cuts similar in aspect, elevation, and slope angle to what you wanna ride and see how they're reacting before setting your sights on big terrain.