The knowledge of the poor snowpack structure is enough to keep me off steep west, north and east facing slopes. I did get a good look into Days during a clearing and did not see any natural avalanche activity from the storm. I walked along the ridge, poking and prodding but did not get any collapsing or cracking. I would say that things are not 'hair trigger'. However, I do feel that it is quite likely a person would trigger an avalanche if they get onto steep slopes.

The Persistent Slab problem is not present on the southerly slopes which is why I chose this route today. I felt quite comfortable on the southerly aspects. My partner and I still skied one at a time, mainly sticking to ridges, and stopped in safe locations keeping an eye on each other. Seems like things were fairly stable on the Emma Ridges although I wouldn't feel too comfortable skiing down the gut in one of the many gullies.