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Skier rescued by bystanders after falling more than 400 feet through jagged rocks at Tuckerman Ravine

Skier rescued by bystanders after falling more than 400 feet through jagged rocks at Tuckerman Ravine Updated: 12:39 PM EDT Jun 2, 2021 Man fell down a 35-degree snow slope Share Updated: 12:39 PM EDT Jun 2, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript CHANCES GOING FORWARD. WE WILL DETAIL THAT AND LOOK THROUGH THE WEEKEND WITH YOUR FORECAST IN A BIT. A GROUOFP VOLUNTEERS JESSICA: A GROUP OF VOLUNTEERS JUMPED INTO ACTION AT TUCKERMAN RAVINE OVER THE HOLIY DAWEEKEND TO HELP A SKIER WHO FELL 400 FEET DOWN JAGGED ROCKS. A GROUP OF SKIERS NEARBY SENT A DISTRESS SIGNAL AND HELPED WITH FIRST-AID. CREWS BELAY GET LOCAL BREAKING NEWS ALERTS

Climbers battle whiteout conditions on Mount Washington

PINKHAM NOTCH — In two separate incidents, four people climbing Mount Washington’s Huntington Ravine last Saturday were caught in high winds and blowing whiteout conditions, according to Frank Carus, lead snow ranger and director of the U.S. Forest Service’s Mount Washington Avalanche Center. Both incidents had good endings, Carus said, but he cautioned climbers to be aware of hazardous conditions. “Typical ground conditions in events like these make it hard or impossible to see from one trail-marking cairn to the next. Combined with drifting snow on the ground, normal navigational cues such as rock cairns, turnpiking and crampon scratched ice and rock are lost,” Carus noted.

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