Avalanche warnings have been issued in various parts of the western US, including Tahoe, Utah, Colorado, and Wyoming. The recent deadly avalanche at Palisades ski resort in Olympic Valley has raised concerns about the risks for travelers. The Utah Avalanche Center has issued a rare warning, emphasizing the extremely dangerous conditions. With 3 avalanche-related fatalities already this season and an average of 25-30 fatalities annually in the US, people are urged to stay safe, prepared, and informed.
Avalanche Warnings out for the mountains of Utah, parts of Colorado and Wyoming. Already 3 avalanche-related fatalities this season, typically there are around 25-30 fatalities in the U.S. each year. Please stay safe, prepared and informed. #WINTER https://t.co/eT7ZwVqAnR
Please heed this warning from the Utah Avalanche Center. They don't use the phrases "extreme, extraordinarily dangerous avalanche conditions" often. #utwx https://t.co/YkmiebuT43
The avalanche risk is high in much of the western US. Here’s what you need to know to stay safe. https://t.co/800DNAXPwx Click the image to read more:
The deadly avalanche at Palisades ski resort in Olympic Valley earlier this week may have travelers to Tahoe concerned about their own risks. https://t.co/4JYQoQHjro
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