Avalanche in California’s Sierra Nevada kills snowmobiler

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An avalanche in the Sierra Nevada mountains near Truckee, California, on Monday killed a snowmobiler. Authorities responded to a 911 call reporting a possible avalanche near Johnson Peak and Castle Peak around 2:20 PM. The snowmobiler, initially missing, was found buried under the snow by fellow recreationists, but did not survive despite rescue efforts. Emergency personnel worked to recover the victim and ensure no one else was buried. The Nevada County Sheriff's Office warned of potential further avalanches and advised people to avoid the area. The National Avalanche Center reports that avalanches cause 25 to 30 deaths each winter in the U.S.
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