Condition suggests high failure initiation potential but low propogation potential.
So much is dependent on actual snow crystal/layer in question.
May have misjudged this one due to low slope angle however my closest call ever was in a scenario very much like this one. Terrain trap/ consequences is significant!
small release, mature timber, no wind
Regardless of conditions I usually have a large group spaced out in the vertical palne
60 cm HST,rain, warm, 40 degrees. It seems likely an avalanche would be triggered, even if not on the PWL
I would go until the additional decsision point and re-evaluate then,
I would use lots of knowledge, past history and recent events to fine tune my decision about entering this slope. Knowing no more than the info in this scenario, I would likely stay out
because of variable snowpack, would feel pretty good if uniform HS because of bridging and slope angle
not today thanks
Due to convexity and size of the slope (steepest probably above 30) no thanks
warm temps Na activity on a 40 degree slope, No thanks despite the small size of the slope

Inconsistency between test scores and fracture character.
since the weakness is more than 150 down I can't really see all the other hazard points happening!
Unlikely with cold temps and depth of instability to have easy results
avalanches likely won't be widespread but are possible and serious
isolated avalanches possible but with serious consequences
How rapid was the temperature rise from what (i.e. was it -10 or -2 B4 the rise
given slope angle, and temp rise caution
mixed message here,
it won't trigger easily at that depth but will be serious if it does
as the slab settles with the rain the fracture characteristic may change soon
signs of avalanches, whumphs or cracks yet no test scores or fracture characteristics? Doesn't seem to fit.
mixed messages here below freezing but rain has started falling...also signs of persistent weak slabs running yet no instability, not realistic
The rain and below freezing unrealistic comb again, Rain generally means means bad at any time...in combo with Na avalanches and signs of instability
Temperature rises are the real key here
Rain and lot of new snow, maybe just new snow instabilities, but maybe it migfht step down
if there are signs of deep persistant slabs from today I would like to hope that those are very relevant signs of instability
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