While not particularly widespread, a few shallow wind drifts formed Sunday night, but are now camouflaged under yesterday's storm snow. Sounds deceptively complex, but we can keep things simple because the vast majority of fresh wind drifts are found on steep, leeward, upper elevation slopes, especially those in the wind zone facing the north half of the compass. So here's your exit strategy... lose the wind and you lose the problem. Yeah... simply lose some elevation and you find great riding with straight-forward avy danger. So, the key to riding safely today is to avoid fat rounded pillows of snow, especially if they appear chalky or sound hollow like a drum... done and done.