The winds were active as previously noted and getting into protected mid elevation terrain. This problem may be decreasing by Sunday at mid elevations, but the upper elevations may still be of concern despite not exhibiting the reactivity and sensitivity observed on Saturday.
The overall danger on Saturday appeared to be a solid Considerable, and there may have been heightened periods of High around 1500 and later as observed by the large natural in the Pioneer Main Chute.
If the winds die down and stay in the Light range, and up until later on Sunday when the new snow begins to accumulate the danger may descend to a high consequence Moderate. Without the presence of naturals as aided by the Saturdays intense winds, widespread avalanche activity may briefly subside. Regardless, we appear to be at a tipping point where the risk of triggering large slides may still be a reality.