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  2. Avalanches: What causes innocent-looking snow slopes to ... - AOL

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    What Causes Avalanches? The behavior of an avalanche depends on the structure of the snowpack, but that's only one ingredient. An avalanche requires all the wrong conditions at the wrong time.

  3. Video: Scary moment avalanche strikes near Colorado ...

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    FRISCO, Colo. – A natural avalanche happened during the morning commute on Monday in Frisco, Colorado.. Video of the incident shows drivers on Interstate 70 driving past as a large cloud of snow ...

  4. 'I can't move at all': Man clearing snow shoots terrifying ...

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    The avalanche strikes with brutal force, causing the camera to jolt violently as the excavator rolls over, ultimately coming to a ha 'I can't move at all': Man clearing snow shoots terrifying ...

  5. Loose snow avalanche - Wikipedia

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    A loose snow avalanche is an avalanche formed in snow with little internal cohesion among individual snow crystals.Usually very few fatalities occur from loose snow avalanches, as the avalanches have a tendency to break beneath the person and are usually small even having a path as small as a few centimeters, and as a result are sometimes called "harmless sloughs" that usually at most cause ...

  6. Avalanche - Wikipedia

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    Avalanches and avalanche paths share common elements: a start zone where the avalanche originates, a track along which the avalanche flows, and a runout zone where the avalanche comes to rest. The debris deposit is the accumulated mass of the avalanched snow once it has come to rest in the run-out zone.

  7. Powder snow avalanche - Wikipedia

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    A powder snow avalanche is a type of avalanche where snow grains are largely or completely suspended and moved by air in a state of fluid turbulence. They are particle-laden gravity currents [ 1 ] and closely related to turbidity currents , pyroclastic flows from volcanoes and dust storms in the desert.

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  9. Skier ducks rope, triggers avalanche that could ‘bury a ...

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    “Pretend you are in Colorado right now. This is not a typical Teton/Salt Range snowpack!”