Snowboarder outraces avalanche on Mount Washington

Mount Washington avalanche outraced by snowboarder. See video of narrow escape
An avalanche occurred on Mount Washington on Tuesday, according to the Mount Washington Avalanche Center, and one snowboarder was caught on camera outracing it. The avalanche happened on Tuckerman's Ravine.
Snowboarder Caught on Camera Narrowly Escaping Massive Avalanche on Mount Washington
A webcam at the summit of Wildcat Mountain caught the avalanche on film, as well as a snowboarder who escaped the slide. The footage, shared on social media by observatory officials, showed the snowboarder dropping into the bowl with the snow fast on their heels just before 1:30 p.m. local time.
Stunning video shows snowboarder’s narrow escape from avalanche on Mount Washington
The Mount Washington Avalanche Center reported “multiple natural and snowboarder-triggered avalanches” Tuesday.
Wild Video: Snowboarder outraces avalanche on Mount Washington
A video of yesterday's avalanche in Tuckerman's Ravine captured by the Wildcat cam. In the top left corner, the snowboarder can be seen beginning to drop into the bowl. After the camera zooms, the snowboarder can be seen outrunning the avalanche. No one involved was injured. pic.twitter.com/27Ya6lGHR6
Video from Mt. Washington Observatory shows snowboarder outrunning avalanche
The video shows the moment the snowboarder starts to drop-in from the top of the bowl-shaped ravine, right before a small avalanche.
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