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Wyoming skier carried 1,500 feet by avalanche in Grand Tetons
A woman skiing in Wyoming was caught by an avalanche in Grand Teton National Park, which carried her over 1,500 feet, or just shy of the height of the Willis Tower in Chicago, according to rangers.
Grand Teton National Park Rangers requested helicopter assistance from the Teton County Search and Rescue (TCSAR) on Sunday afternoon, after receiving reports that a skier was injured on Prospectors Mountain inside the park.
Officials from the park said the skier, a 29-year-old local woman, was skiing with four men near the top of Banana Couloir at 10,800 feet when they triggered an avalanche, which swept them up.
Three of the men in the group were able to stop themselves from sliding while the other man was carried down about 500 feet.
AVALANCHE KILLS COLORADO DOCTOR SNOWBOARDING IN BACKCOUNTRY IN STATE’S FIRST DEATH OF SEASON
A skier on Prospectors Mountain in Grand Teton National Park was airlifted from the mountain after getting caught in an avalanche she and four other skiers triggered on Sunday. (Courtesy Teton County Search and Rescue)
The woman, however, was carried by the rushing snow for about 1,500 feet, which is more than four football fields.
Neither the woman nor the man became fully buried in the snow, though the woman reportedly sustained serious injuries.
A helicopter with a pilot and three rescue volunteers flew up to the Banana, which is a steep gorge on the east face of Prospectors Mountain.
23 SKIERS AND SNOWBOARDERS RESCUED FROM VERMONT BACKCOUNTRY AFTER GETTING LOST IN FRIGID TEMPERATURES
General Views of the Grand Tetons at the Snake River on May 28, 2021 in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming. (Photo by AaronP/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images)
Once there, the rescue team was able to reach the woman and lift her off the mountain before flying to an ambulance waiting at Windy Point Turnout.
The other four members of the party were able to ski down the mountain on their own.
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The National Park Service said with new snow falling on the Tetons, those seeking to venture into the backcountry should refer to the daily avalanche forecast ahead of time.
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CHICAGO — Suddenly, the Giants appear to have found their power stroke.
The Giants crushed seven home runs — including two apiece from Willy Adames, Matt Chapman and Casey Schmitt — to cruise to a commanding 18-3 win over the Cubs in Friday afternoon’s series opener at Wrigley Field.
The Giants crushed seven home runs — including two apiece from Willy Adames, Matt Chapman and Casey Schmitt — to cruise to a commanding 18-3 win over the Cubs in Friday afternoon’s series opener at Wrigley Field.
DENVER (KDVR) — The first weekend of June features high summer heat with record warm temperatures possible Saturday in the Denver weather forecast.
Other regions in northeast Colorado will come close to hitting record high temperatures Saturday, with some towns in Weld County potentially nearing 100 degrees. That said, any clouds may provide just enough shade to keep temperatures in check.
Denver weather tonight: Very mild
Skies will be mostly clear to partly cloudy overnight Friday.
Temperatures will also be quite mild in metro Denver with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. Winds will be a bit breezy from the south with gusts up to 20 miles per hour possible.
Denver weather tomorrow: Record high watch
Denver’s average high Saturday is 80 degrees, but middle 90s are forecast. It’ll be close to tying that record in the afternoon.
Mostly dry weather is in the forecast, but a couple isolated storms may form east of metro Denver in the late afternoon. It’ll remain breezy with southerly winds gusting up to 30 miles per hour.
Looking ahead: Staying hot
The record high temperature in Denver is 98 degrees in 2006, but it’s unlikely it will be that warm with another day in the middle 90s expected.
It will remain breezy with wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour again. Rain is unlikely.
Temperatures briefly dip to the upper 80s Monday with a slightly better chance for some pop-up showers and storms.
It will stay hot most of next week. Temperatures will be in the mid-90s Tuesday and Wednesday and possibly Thursday. Winds will help mix up the air, but gusts of 30-35 miles per hour will persist.
It’s early, but there are some early indications that it’ll cool back to seasonal heat Friday into next weekend.
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