Kapuche lake 2021 (avalanche) video.

Youtube ^ | Jan 10, 2021 | KSTravelFit

[Rebelbase]

Kapuche lake is the world’s lowest glacier lake located at kaski district (NEPAL). Near From POKHARA.

Impressive video of a high mountain avalanche. Skip to 1:00.

Video Here.

[Rebelbase]

Significant wow factor.

[House Atreides]

IMPRESSIVE! I had no idea that an avalanche could create such a blast of air in front of it. It had to be composed of a massive amount snow.

[ZOOKER]

Anybody check to see if the ocean is 10 ft. higher?

[rlmorel]

Frikking crazy people. But hey, they probably live around there and are more used to it.

The rainbow was pretty bitchin, though!

[MtnClimber]

I was on a climbing expedition on Cho Oyu from the Tibet side during the post monsoon season. The avalanches were frequent and thunderous, but often I could not even see where they were. I also observed the same in the Alps. Not so much avalanches, but more rock fall in the Colorado Rockies. You hear it, but in the vastness, can’t see it.

[verum ago]

You hear it, but in the vastness, can’t see it.

Yup- when I used to live in the Idaho mountains, and now where I live in coastal Alaska, there's a couple seasons of 'thunder' in spring- an earlier one of avalanches, and a later one of rockfalls. Kinda cool. Back in central Idaho (Sawtooth Mountains country) I heard some monster avalanches from 20 miles away. If you got a good warm spell right after a heavy snow at the right time of year you could hear booming sounds every few minutes for a day or two. Was like the background sound effects for a WWII movie or something (artillery in the distance).

[1FreeAmerican]

Often it is the blast of air that blows down trees or tears a building apart - before the snow hits.

[Rebelbase]

Yes indeed, the rainbow was bitch’n.