Although avalanche conditions have moderated, the snowpack exists today in a much more complex state than it did before last weekend’s big storm. Wind slabs are bonding to old snow surfaces, but present hazard on a variety of aspects up high. The persistent slab distribution across the range will need to continue to be monitored to see if the snow pack settles and adjusts or remains upside down in nature. A big storm this coming week could very well flesh out some of these issues or present bigger problems if the weak faceted snow remains in place in the lower stratigraphy of the snowpack.