Before moving to Canada, avalanches were only something we read about in books or saw in the movies. Within months of moving here we were seeing these signs, a very REAL reminder of what winter in Canada can inflict.
Snow began falling that first winter and it seemed almost instantaneously avalanche warnings were being given over the radio. And not just for those out on their snow-mobiles or skiing, roads we’d only recently driven over had disappeared.
A good reminder to always be vigilant when it comes to the weather.
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I don’t think I’ve ever seen one of these signs. A tad scary isn’t it? Thanks so much for sharing.
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I’m used to snow from my childhood, but we didn’t have many mountains…so I never experienced an avalanche.Here in south we just get tropical storms. Always vigilant when it comes t weather, agree.
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I don’t think I’ve seen one of those signs since I left Colorado. Wonderful.
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Fortunately, not something we deal with here on the Prairies!
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I remember after the big snowfall a few years back we had a good surplus of water for the summer, BUT summer came with a vengeance and avalanches came at is hard! whew
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