Rescuers search for 10 missing skiers after California avalanche
Summary
An avalanche struck the Lake Tahoe region in California, leaving 10 backcountry skiers missing and six others stranded. Rescuers, using snow-grooming vehicles and ski teams, are trying to reach the site. Weather conditions remain dangerous, with more avalanches predicted.Key Facts
- An avalanche happened in the Castle Peak area near Truckee, California.
- 16 people, including 4 guides, were in the ski group when it occurred.
- 10 skiers are missing, and 6 are confirmed to have survived but are stranded.
- Rescuers are using specialized vehicles and teams from nearby ski resorts.
- Weather forecasts predict more avalanches in the coming hours.
- The Sierra Avalanche Center rated the avalanche danger as "high."
- Boreal Mountain Ski Resort reported 30 inches of new snow and closed due to bad weather.
- Major roads, including Interstate 80 and Highway 50, are also closed due to the storm.
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