The freezing level looks to rise much higher than it has been all winter in that period with freezing levels at
8-10,000' possibly to 13,000' late in the period. About three or four days of warm temperatures could release deep slabs down to the January 24th layer.
This should be a substantial cycle peaking by Sunday afternoon; but risk should continue into Tuesday. It is likely there will be little or no freeze outside of bowls that hold cold air beginning Friday. I would guess that as freezing levels rise east of the crest some slopes with shallower snowpack and previously supportive but not thick crusts may go to the ground.
Watch the avalanche forecasts as this progresses.
https://nwac.us/avalanche-forecast/#/all/
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