what is the Avalanche danger @ Muir this wknd?

Buddy and I are planning on overnighting at Camp Muir tomorrow night, and what I am reading in the most recent avalanche report from the NOAC is bothering me.

Since this is my first time going above Paradise at this time of year I was hoping to get some input from the community of what they thought about the potential for avalanches in the area above Paradise this weekend.

Just looking for opinions.

thanks

FWIW, here's what I saw going to Cowlitz Rock Thursday; things could be different if they get much snow today.  Horrible breakable suncrust in the morning between about 5-6000' that became more supportive higher up.  From about 6500-7500' there was shallow breakable sastrugi that didn't soften much; upper Paradise Glacier near Muir looked strongly wind affected.  Descending in early afternoon, the breakable crust on west faces below 6500' had softened to 2-4" of mush, with deep mush on south facing slopes by the time (2 PM) I reached the Valley Rd at 5200'.  Lots of small wet slides on all aspects steeper than about 35* (even northerly in the Tatoosh) below 6500' triggered by sluffing from trees & rock outcrops, also minor cornice collapses.  That was with temps in the low 50's after an overnight freeze.  Sunday's forecast is warmer, so I'd recommend great care descending Panorama Point & doing it as early as possible, certainly before noon.

Thanks for the information vogtski.