Something of a wet avalanche cycle perhaps upon us with 700mb temps rising toward +5C or so by Tuesday afternoon. Obviously the east, south, and west aspects will run, but the key is to not overlook the low elevation northerlies that harbor 2-3" that'll become active with daytime warming over the next few days. Plenty of steep gullies/terrain traps - even into Mill Creek - that could trip up the unwary skier/snowshoer on their way out.

Enough wind today that there'll be some shallow drifts along the more exposed aspects/elevations (predominantly south>east) that'll be sensitive to triggering in the morning. Those headed to the Cottonwood ridgeline slide paths in the morning may find a few of these along the south and east facing starting zones. Weaknesses noted at the new/old snow interface - perhaps some phase change facets that may still be sensitive in the morning -