Yesterday's remotely triggered avalanches told me everything I needed to know. The persistent weak layer is obviously still active and producing dangerous slides. Here's the scary thing though. As I travel around, I really do not see any obvious red flags. There are no recent natural avalanches visible. I did not notice much cracking. The wind wasn't drifting all that much snow. I was on a snowmachine Monday so I did not notice if there was any collapsing happening under my machine. I'm guessing that if I were on skis I would experience some collapsing which is a huge red flag. The point is here is that conditions don't seem very dangerous. Make no mistake that they are indeed quite dangerous on those steep upper elevation more northerly facing slopes.