Early February marks deadliest week on record for avalanches in U.S.
Officials say early February has been the deadliest week ever for avalanches in the United States.
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U.S. avalanche death toll reaches 15 in a week - Colorado records 500 avalanches at the same time -- Earth Changes -- Sott.net
Last season, a total of 23 people lost their lives in avalanches. Since Jan. 29, 2021 in Colorado alone, more than 500 avalanches have been reported to the Colorado Avalanche Information Center (CAIC). Of those, two were fatal. The first fatal avalanche in 2021 in Colorado happened Feb. 1 southeast of Ophir, in an area known as The Nose, according to CAIC. Four backcountry skiers were caught, and one was rescued. The three other men — all Eagle County government officials — were buried under nine, 11, and 20 feet of snow, according to a CAIC report. Their bodies were recovered on Feb. 4. ...
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Record Avalanche Deaths, MN Ski Expedition, and More: Adventure News of the Week
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Early February brings deadliest week in the U.S. for avalanches since 1910; 4 dead in Colorado
In backcountry areas across the United States, from Alaska to Colorado to New Hampshire, hundreds of avalanches rumbled down mountains in early February, ending in the most deadly week for avalanches in more than a century.
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Victim of Vail avalanche identified
The skier who died in an avalanche in Colorado this week has been identified as 41-year-old John Kuo, the Eagle County Coroner's Office said Friday.
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