The primary avalanche concern for Wednesday will be warming of the new snow, although it may not be quite that touchy as it is rather dense and possibly already experienced some warming on Tuesday afternoon. The old snow surface was frozen solidly (10-15 cms thick) with damp grains underneath the crust, so any avalanche activity on Wednesday should only be wet loose avalanches that at most step down to the old snow surface. It is worth watching winds overnight and into Wednesday morning as fresh wind drifts - especially on north and east aspects - could also be a concern for Wednesday.
