Utah Avalanche Center

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On most winter days, especially after a snowstorm, loud explosions can be heard all over Park City. These are the sounds of avalanche mitigation, and this is how they do it.

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Utah Avalanche Center Forecaster Drew Hardesty has an early season preview of the coming winter and the risk of avalanche with the new snow.

Chad Brackelsburg, director of Utah Avalanche Center who talks about one of the best fundraising parties of the year coming up on September 8, it's the 29th annual Backcountry Benefit.

In this episode of The Mountain Life Wednesday Lynn Ware Peek and guest co-host Sarah Ervin's guests include:(0:59) Psychologist and author Dr. Melissa Goldberg Mintz , who will discuss a guide for parents and caregivers of children who have been traumatized -- how to recognize it and what to do to promote healing and recovery. He talks about her new book HAS YOUR CHILD BEEN TRAUMATIZED? How to Know and What to do to Promote Healing and RecoveryThen (22:42) Chad Brackelsburg, director of Utah Avalanche Center who talks about one of the best fundraising parties of the year coming up on September 8, it's the 29th annual Backcountry Benefit. Finally, (35:54) Chris Magerl, director of the Summit Challenge which takes place on Saturday, August 27. This fully-supported ride through the scenic mountains of Northern Utah raises money for the National Ability Center's adaptive cycling and mountain bike programs.

After Monday night’s storm saw upwards of six inches of snow fall on local mountains, the Utah Avalanche Center says the risk of triggering an avalanche is rising once again.

The Utah Avalanche Center says although it's springtime in the mountains, that poses a new risk: wet loose avalanches.