Overall, many potential weak layers exist in the pack right now. The cold weather has allowed them to persist. Be particularly aware of the surface hoar in the upper layers of the pack. The bottom of the pack is also very sugary and this raises a little concern for how the spring conditions will progress. If you are skiing, snowmobiling, snowboarding, or snow shoeing it would be prudent to test small terrain features for stability.
Road cuts are good places to hammer on the snow to see what happens.
Be aware of shooting cracks or whumping noises and what this tells you about the stability. Generally, the greatest instabilities this weekend will exist on east, north, and west aspects where the sun has had the least influence. Good route selection will be important to keep yourself out and away from highly exposed areas such as open bowls, steep convex terrain, and terrain traps. Unstable layers also exist on south slopes but with less snow. Winds were mainly out of the west, southwest this week so look for loading on north and northeast aspects below cornices.