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Despite wet weather, one corner of California remains ‘abnormally dry’

A snow drought in California created unstable conditions, contributing to a deadly avalanche in the region.

18 Feb, 20:06 — 20 Feb, 02:51
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APVery High48d ago

Deadly California avalanche highlights inherent risks in the backcountry - AP News

Deadly California avalanche highlights inherent risks in the backcountry  AP News

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BBCHigh48d ago

More than 90 deaths this season: Are we seeing more avalanches?

Recent deadly incidents in California and Europe are putting avalanches - and how to avoid them - in the spotlight.

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bloombergHigh48d ago

More Snow Coming to California After Deadly Avalanche - Bloomberg.com

More Snow Coming to California After Deadly Avalanche  Bloomberg.com

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NYTMostly Factual48d ago

In Lake Tahoe Avalanche Recovery, the Safety of Searchers Is Top Concern

Weather and snow conditions will dictate when the bodies of skiers killed in the avalanche near Lake Tahoe can be retrieved from mountain. More snow is expected.

By Jill Cowan

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wapoMostly Factual49d ago

Eight skiers found dead as search continues after California avalanche

It surpasses the toll of seven killed in a March 1982 avalanche at the Alpine Meadows — now Palisades Tahoe — ski resort, in the same general region.

By Ian Livingston, Ben Noll

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The GuardianMostly Factual48d ago

Six victims of California avalanche identified as part of close-knit friend group

Avalanche in Sierra Nevada killed at least eight people, including six who frequently went on ski trips together Six of the eight people who died after a major avalanche swept through the Castle Peak area of the Sierra Nevada this week have been identified, according to multiple reports. The identified victims – Carrie Atkin, Liz Clabaugh, Danielle Keatley, Kate Morse, Caroline Sekar and Kate Vitt – were part of a close-knit group who frequently went on ski trips together, a spokesperson for the families told the San Francisco Chronicle. The women and their families “cherished time together in the mountains”, the spokesperson said. Continue reading...

By Coral Murphy Marcos

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Fox NewsMixed48d ago

California avalanche that killed 8 is deadliest in state history

The avalanche that killed eight skiers this week in California is the deadliest in state history as another expected powerful storm delays recovery efforts.

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YahooMostly Factual48d ago

Despite wet weather, one corner of California remains ‘abnormally dry’

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The WeekMostly Factual48d ago

At least 8 dead in California’s deadliest avalanche

The avalanche near Lake Tahoe was the deadliest in modern California history and the worst in the US since 1981

By Peter Weber, The Week US

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