Multiple Choice
What is the most common trigger for avalanches in recreational accidents?
A) a person's weight added to a slope that is near failure
B) daytime heating of the upper snowpack, which weakens the near-surface layer
C) inflow of warm air funneled upward from a valley, weakening the near-surface layer
D) skiers deliberately attempting to release unstable snow before they ski down a slope
E) bad weather
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