feet, here are the the winds. there was a tail wind with the flight between 50 to 60 miles per hour tail winds. there's nothing that hints to us that the weather was any problem at all. no thunderstorms in the flight path, no nothing. then the plane as it went down into the lower elevations, it encountered this very extreme terrain. so here's a look at the terrain. this is the alps as they extend through southern portions of swit swit switzerland and italy. the equivalent of a plane went down in our rocky mountains. high peaks, valleys, very remote terrain, not roads through the region. that's what they are dealing with. these are snow-covered. unfortunately, the weather is not great now, but it's okay for the helicopters to fly. there's a storm coming in in about 12 hours from now. as far as rescue operations go they have about 12 hours and
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