An avalanche is a mass of snow, ice, and debris that slides down a mountainside. Avalanches can occur when a layer of snow becomes unstable and starts to slide, picking up more snow and ice as it goes. They can be triggered by a number of factors, including heavy snowfall, high winds, and changes in temperature.
Avalanches can be deadly for several reasons. First, the sheer force of the snow and ice can crush and bury anything in its path. Second, the weight of the snow can make it difficult for people to move or breathe, especially if they are buried beneath it.
To avoid being caught in an avalanche, it’s important to understand the conditions that can cause one. Avalanche danger is typically rated on a scale from 1 to 5, with 1 being low danger and 5 being extremely dangerous. It’s important to pay attention to these ratings and to avoid areas with high avalanche danger.

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