We have a very weak snowpack with depth hoar at the base in most terrain north through east facing above 9500 ft. The issue is that the recent storm did not produce enough of a load (or weight) to create a large spread natural avalanche cycle. On the leeside of slopes where you can find more of a cohesive slab you will be able to produce an avalanche that will most likely step to the ground because there are so many weak layers mid pack and at the base. This problem isn't going anywhere fast.