The avalanche crashed through Tuckerman Ravine on Tuesday, March 20, tossing fully grown trees dozens of feet, the Mount Washington Avalanche Center says. An observer trekked to the aftermath on ...

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A backcountry skier was caught in a human-triggered avalanche and injured on Saturday afternoon near Marble, just outside ...

Bend, Oregon — An avalanche in Oregon's Cascade Mountains killed two backcountry skiers and another was killed in an avalanche near South Lake Tahoe in California, authorities said. In Oregon ...

Avalanche commonly kill in two ways. The first is the trauma of the slide. "And that can look like a motor vehicle versus a pedestrian-type crash. If you hit a fixed object like a tree or a rock ...

50 people were initially rescued from the avalanche site and five others were still reportedly missing Kimberlee Speakman is a digital writer at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2022.

The avalanche, which occurred at a height of 6,700 feet on a south-facing slope, was classified as D2, meaning it could injure, bury or kill a person, the avalanche center said on social media.

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According to a preliminary report, the avalanche occurred at 6,700 feet on a south slope, running 320 vertical feet into a tight clump of trees, according to the Central Oregon Avalanche Center.

The height of the avalanche averaged almost 1.5 feet and ran 320 vertical feet into a stand of trees. The center said it's unknown what triggered the avalanche, but "it is likely that the riders ...