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Colorado avalanches: Two die in separate avalanches on Valentine's Day CNN 2/16/2021 © KCNC Two people were killed in separate avalanches in the Colorado mountains this weekend. Two people died in separate avalanches in Colorado on Sunday, the latest in a series of deadly avalanches that have already claimed the lives of 17 others across seven states this year. The fatalities mark the fifth and sixth avalanche deaths in the state in 2021, according to the Colorado Avalanche Information Center (CAIC) A snowboarder was caught in an avalanche Sunday morning near the Loveland Pass Ski area, ...

3 People, Including Elementary School Principal, Killed by Separate Avalanches on Valentine’s Day People 2/16/2021 Joelle Goldstein © Provided by People Twitter Craig Kitto, the principal at Whittier Elementary School, who was killed in the Montana avalanche A Montana elementary school principal was among three people killed over the weekend after they all got caught in separate avalanches. The fatal incidents unfolded on Valentine's Day, with one occurring in Montana and the other two in Colorado, according to the Colorado Avalanche Information Center (CAIC). Two of t...

When it stopped, CAIC said, the snowmobiler was buried underneath his vehicle on Pumphouse Lake east of Fraser.

2 men found dead after separate avalanches in Colorado February 15, 2021 GMT SILVER PLUME, Colo. (AP) — Two men were killed in separate avalanches in Colorado on Sunday. One man had been skiing alone in the Mount Trelease area, 57 miles (92 kilometers) west of Denver near Interstate 70, when the avalanche happened, the Clear Creek Sheriff’s Office said. Members of the Alpine Rescue Team found the man’s body about two hours later in the avalanche debris field near the popular backcountry skiing area, the office said. His name was not released pending notification of relatives. Also on Su...

Associated Press SILVER PLUME, Colo. — Two men were killed in separate avalanches in Colorado on Sunday. One man had been skiing alone in the Mount Trelease area, 57 miles west of Denver near Interstate 70, when the avalanche happened, the Clear Creek Sheriff's Office said. Members of the Alpine Rescue Team found the man's body about two hours later in the avalanche debris field near the popular backcountry skiing area, the office said. His name was not released pending notification of relatives. Also on Sunday, a separate person was killed during an unrelated avalanche while snowmobiling,...