
DEC issues avalanche advisory
By Mike Lynch
The storm is forecasted to bring up to a foot of snow in the High Peaks region between 7 p.m. Wednesday and 1 p.m. Thursday.
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Adirondack Avalanche Community Project pursues opportunities to attend trainings, launch forecasting center
By Mike Lynch
The storm is forecasted to bring up to a foot of snow in the High Peaks region between 7 p.m. Wednesday and 1 p.m. Thursday.
By Mike Lynch
The state Department of Conservation warned backcountry users, especially those in the High Peaks, about the risk of avalanches due to recent weather patterns.
By James Odato
State police investigation is ongoing
By Mike Lynch
The skiers rescued themselves and safely made their way to the trailhead.
By Mike Lynch
The state Department of Environmental Conservation is urging backcountry users to be aware of avalanche conditions.
By Mike Lynch
Crowd-sourced site aims to be landing page for making informed backcountry decisions.
By Mike Lynch
The state Department of Environmental Conservation has issued an avalanche advisory for the High Peaks and other avalanche-prone terrain.
By Phil Brown
One of the survivors of last month’s avalanche has written a dramatic account of his ordeal for Adirondack Almanack. Here’s a taste: “I don’t remember any pain when the avalanche struck me,” Jamie McNeill says. “The sensation is best described as almost instant acceleration in a river of wet cement. I was suddenly surrounded by…