Eight skiers found dead after California avalanche
Summary
Eight skiers were found dead after an avalanche in California's Lake Tahoe area. Rescue teams continue to search for a ninth skier who is still missing but presumed dead. The avalanche led to challenging rescue efforts due to difficult weather conditions.Key Facts
- Eight skiers were found dead after a major avalanche in the Lake Tahoe area of California.
- A ninth skier is still missing and presumed dead.
- The avalanche occurred in the Castle Peak area and was the size of a football field.
- Six skiers were rescued from the avalanche.
- The avalanche occurred during a three-day ski trip involving 11 recreational skiers and four ski guides.
- Difficult weather conditions have complicated rescue operations, with more snow falling since the avalanche.
- The avalanche was rated at D2.5 on a scale which measures destructive potential.
- Rescue operations involved around 50 crew members and specialized equipment.
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