An avalanche was triggered on a closed section of Alyeska Ski Resort yesterday afternoon. No one was caught in the slide and there are no reports of damage to resort property but the snow did crash into kettle ponds at the base the displaced water caused a temporary flood. Pretty wild scene:
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