TYPES OF AVALANCHES

There are three diffrent types of Avalanches.  A wet  snow Avalanches that  happens at spring. A dry snow Avalanche are the most deadly  ones. And a Slab avalanche is a where  it falls in a huge chunk. The wet snow and dry  snow avalanches falls in two different was. One layers up slowly. The other is called a full depth which falls all together.   (Slab Avalanche below)

  HOW IS AN AVALANCHE FORMED

An Avalanche is formed by weak snow. The weak snow is always the top layer. It is pushed by a sudden motion. It can fall fast it can fall super slow.  

EFFECTS ON PEOPLE & LAND 

Some effects on people and land are: they can burry villages, destroy animal enviromets,  kill people and burry people, hurt you very badly. You can stay under  the snow for so long you could be frozen in the ice  alive! 

HOW TO SURVIVE AN AVALANCHE

If you were able to survive an Avalanche you would need: a portable shovel, a portable ski probe, change of clothes, an Avalanche translator set on translate, first aid kit and a bag to put them in. To stay above the surface use slow movements to dig your self up. If you get buried set the Avalanche translator on to translate. Then punch an air hole next start to dig yourself out.