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Avalanche Live.
Horrifying moment massive avalanche overwhelms six snowmobilers on Utah mountain - but they miraculously survive despite two being buried up to their faces
https://video.dailymail.co.uk/preview/mol/2021/02/08/9108242443451777660/636x382_MP4_9108242443451777660.mp4
A group of snowmobilers was caught in an avalanche (left) while riding in the Uinta Mountains in Utah on Saturday - with one of the members of the group managing to catch the terrifying event with his cell phone camera. Miles Penrose, two of his brothers, and some friends were snowmobiling in an area that they knew well when they started to feel what at first was thought to be an earthquake. 'As I turned and looked up, I could see the snow wave coming,' he wrote on his social media page. 'My brother's back was turned and I screamed "avalanche" as loud as I could.' One member of the group managed to capture the entire event with his cell phone. Some in the group were either fully or partially buried, among them Penrose's younger brother, Hunter (right). 'There is no worse feeling than having your little brother buried,' wrote Penrose, who managed to dig his brother out of the snow. The avalanche at Uinta Mountains took place on the same day where another avalanche killed four skiers about 200 miles west in Salt Lake Valley.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9235437/Massive-avalanche-overwhelms-group-snowmobilers-Utah-mountain.html
https://video.dailymail.co.uk/preview/mol/2021/02/08/9108242443451777660/636x382_MP4_9108242443451777660.mp4
A group of snowmobilers was caught in an avalanche (left) while riding in the Uinta Mountains in Utah on Saturday - with one of the members of the group managing to catch the terrifying event with his cell phone camera. Miles Penrose, two of his brothers, and some friends were snowmobiling in an area that they knew well when they started to feel what at first was thought to be an earthquake. 'As I turned and looked up, I could see the snow wave coming,' he wrote on his social media page. 'My brother's back was turned and I screamed "avalanche" as loud as I could.' One member of the group managed to capture the entire event with his cell phone. Some in the group were either fully or partially buried, among them Penrose's younger brother, Hunter (right). 'There is no worse feeling than having your little brother buried,' wrote Penrose, who managed to dig his brother out of the snow. The avalanche at Uinta Mountains took place on the same day where another avalanche killed four skiers about 200 miles west in Salt Lake Valley.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9235437/Massive-avalanche-overwhelms-group-snowmobilers-Utah-mountain.html