A devastating avalanche near Lake Tahoe in the Sierra Nevada has left families grieving after multiple skiers lost their lives during a backcountry expedition. Authorities confirmed that at least eight people died, making this the deadliest avalanche in California history and one of the most severe in the United States in decades.
Remembering the Group of Mothers
Among the victims were six mothers who shared a deep friendship and a passion for the outdoors. Their families identified them as Kate Vitt, Carrie Atkin, Danielle Keatley, Kate Morse, and sisters Caroline Sekar and Liz Clabaugh. Many of the women lived in California, Idaho, and the Truckee–Tahoe area.
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