Lots of wind damage from the recent wind event overnight into this morning. When I left the house around 8 am, the winds on Ogden Peak were blowing 30-40 mph from the northeast. The saving grace for the Ogden zone was that the new snow from the past 48 hours was only 2-3 inches deep; therefore, the drifts were shallow and seemed not that sensitive. Granted, we didn't push our luck and avoided the slopes hammered by the wind (skiing was much better out of the wind).

I bet it's possible to trigger a 6-12 inch deep and 100-foot wide wind slab in some areas. However, the wind slabs were easy to avoid if you were watching where you were going and made sure to stay in the powder snow. I think MODERATE danger for triggering wind slab avalanches is appropriate. Out of the wind the avalanche danger is LOW.