In reply to Trevers:
Avalanche Hazard Considerable - Natural avalanches highly likely, human triggered avalanches possible.
Wind slab on slope aspects from NNW through to NE with local eddying in the Cwms leading to cross loading as the winds change direction over Sunday to Monday transporting snow.
Also be aware that although the slope angle is generally 30 to 33 degrees, in locations with Maritime snow conditions, ie Wet Snow, the steeper angled slopes do not slough off as they do with dry snow, so anything up to 55ish degrees has the ability to have a cohesive snow pack and be an avalanche hazard.
Dont go in gullies, dont go on slopes in that avalanche angle, ridges safer except for the high winds!
Stay at home folks and wait a few days for the snow pack to settle or just go sledging
Leave it till next week.