Wind Drifted Snow avalanches are the most likely type of slide you might encounter today. Some of these have gotten large enough that they could be potentially dangerous on bigger slopes. They will probably be a little less sensitive today compared to the last two days. Simply avoid steep slopes that have obvious drifts, pillows, or slabs to stay out of trouble. The more east facing steep slopes just below ridges are the most likely places to trigger something. .

A less likely but more dangerous problem is the chance of triggering an avalanche that breaks deeper into underlying Persistent Weak Layers. The weak faceted snow formed earlier in the season. It was quite unstable during the Christmas holidays but has slowly been stabilizing. I haven't heard of any recent avalanches breaking deep. However, the recent wind loading adds stress on top of the old weak snow and this enhances the chance for triggering a deeper avalanche. Again, the key is avoidance. Don't monkey around with steep terrain where the wind has been depositing snow.