| certain trips on certain glaciersl because itjust became too dangerous | for a while because the snow bridges| on the glaciers were too thin. and this has increased the number of accidents with crevasses. - what basically happened is that the jet stream, which is this meandering current of air, got stuck in one place. and so all of this hot air from northern africa ended up piling up, that led to really, really high temperatures, which impacts everyone from sitting at home to snowpack on mountaintops. i mean, i m not a climate expert, but obviously- there is climate change in place. and if it continues like this, l i think we just need to maybe adapt our scheduling, programming. and all these ice fields are literally gone. - there s absolutely some things you can do. we don t know the cause of the washburn fire, but it was human. you know, there was no lightning that day. so somebody dropped a cigarette, somebody did something. sojust be aware, if you re from areas where maybe it s n
Because itjust became too dangerous | for a while because the snow bridges| on the glaciers were too thin. and this has increased the number of accidents with crevasses. - what basically happened is that the jet stream, which is this meandering current of air, got stuck in one place. and so all of this hot air from northern africa ended up piling up, that led to really, really high temperatures, which impacts everyone from sitting at home to snowpack on mountaintops. i mean, i m not a climate expert, but obviously- there is climate change in place. and if it continues like this, l i think we just need to maybe adapt our scheduling, programming. and all these ice fields are literally gone. - there s absolutely some things you can do. we don t know the cause of the washburn fire, but it was human. you know, there was no lightning that day. so somebody dropped a cigarette, somebody did something.
And then, many places, i the glaciers are receding. we had to basically stop guiding certain trips - on certain glaciers because it just became too dangerous l for a while because the snow bridges on the glaciers - was too thin. this has increased the number of accidents with crevasses. i seven what basically happened is the jet stream, which is this meandering current of air, got stuck in one place. and so, all of this hot air from northern africa ended up piling up and that led to really, really high temperatures, which impacts everyone from sitting at home to, you know, snowpack on mountaintops. i mean, i m not a climate expert, but obviously there is climate change in place and if it continues like this, i think we just need to maybe adapt our scheduling, programming, and all these ice fields are literally gone. there s absolutely some things you can do. - we don t know the cause of the washburn fire - but it was human, you know?
So we have a lot more crevasse incidents because the snow- coverage on the glaciers is totally thinned out. i and then many places, i the glaciers are receding. we had to basically stop guiding certain trips - on certain glaciers because it just became too dangerous l for a while because the snow bridges on the glaciers - were too thin. and this has increased i the number of accidents with crevasses. what basically happened is that the jet stream, which is this meandering current of air, got stuck in one place. and so all of this hot air from northern africa ended up piling up, that led to really, really high temperatures, which impacts everyone from sitting at home to snowpack on mountaintops. i mean, i m not a climate. expert, but obviously there is climate change in place. and if it continues like this, l i think we just need to maybe adapt our scheduling, programming. - and all these ice fields
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