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Avalanche Danger Levels Explained: What “Level 3 – Considerable” Really Means
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Avalanche Danger Levels Explained: What “Level 3 – Considerable” Really Means
Avalanche Danger Levels Explained: What Level 3 “Considerable” Really Means After many avalanche accidents, reports often mention that the danger level was “3 – Considerable.”This confuses many skiers — especially because Level 3 is not the highest rating. In fact, most fatal avalanches occur at Level 3, making it one of the most misunderstood danger levels in the Alps. Windslab avalanche. Photo: Andrew Temple. Colorado Avalanche Information Cen…
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