Tragedy marks deadliest avalanche disaster in modern California history
As of Wednesday afternoon, authorities say eight backcountry skiers are confirmed dead after an avalanche near Castle Peak. One person is still missing and presumed dead. Recovery efforts are expected to continue into the weekend due to severe weather conditions.
As of Wednesday afternoon, authorities say eight backcountry skiers are confirmed dead after an avalanche near Castle Peak. One person is still missing and presumed dead. Recovery efforts are expected to continue into the weekend due to severe weather conditions.
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