Most slopes don't have enough snow or lack the requisite slab for dangerous avalanches. There is a small chance you can trigger an avalanche in very steep terrain on north, northeast, and east-facing slopes in the alpine. If you are traveling in above treeline areas, look for and avoid spots where you see signs of previous wind-loading like fat pillows of snow or a smooth, hard, hollow-sounding snow surface.
A storm moves through on Monday night and lingers through Tuesday. This new snow will fall on a very weak snow surface, especially on northerly and easterly-facing slopes, and avalanches will grow in size and be easier to trigger in these areas. Pay attention to changing conditions on Tuesday.