Active Loading and ample amounts of New Snow for Transport appeared to generate this possibility today regardless of specific Observations validating this Problem.

With the Winds forecast to accelerate and shift to a more W to NW direction overnight, this Problem may show an Increasing trend into Christmas Day.

OF NOTE: Unusual Drifting and Loading was observed today with the unique SE Winds; and as they swing more out of the NW many aspects may be suspect on Christmas Day,

Whether you call it Storm Slab or Persistent Slab, the potential for Avalanche Activity with the Weak Layer of concern being the Weak Surface PreStorm Snow appears to be very possible. Poor bonding to the NSF's and Possible SH that were buried at the beginning of this Event appears to be of concern with possible Slides being up to at least 2 Feet and more in depth by mid day on Christmas. This instability may linger well into the coming week due to the nature of the these buried Persistent Weak Layers.

Regardless of no Natural Activity observed during this day of poor Visibility, the possibility that there were Naturals appears to be certain. And, after another night of Moderate to Strong Winds combined with the possibly of another Foot to Two Feet of additional Snow Fall, the Considerable Danger from Saturday may be inching towards High on Christmas Day.