Snowboarder races avalanche on Mount Washington
Watch: Snowboarder outruns avalanche on Mount Washington
There were no injuries reported in the avalanche, the Mount Washington Observatory told the social news platform Storyful. Video from a Mount Washington Observatory webcam, which was obtained by Storyful, shows the avalanche started on Tuesday. The snowboarder is captured coming down a ravine just before the snow.
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