Region-wide, our snowpack is deep, it's strong, and in general... it's bomb dot com, suggesting straight-forward avy hazard. And while not impossible, all the right elements for a catastrophic avalanche need to align perfectly. Think... steep, rocky, wind loaded terrain in the windzone, especially slopes that have avalanched multiple times this year. With miles and miles of terrain to ride safely, not only would you really have to go out of your way to trigger an avalanche that unpredictably breaks into weak layers, now buried deep in the snowpack, you'd really have to get unluckly Rather than try to out-guess the snowpack, just keep it simple and avoid places where you think there's a good chance of hitting rocks which in turn are likely places to trigger a deep, dangerous avalanche.