A snowmobiler has died after getting trapped beneath "monster slabs of snow" after an avalanche in Utah on Monday.

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Scott Wright, 37, of Evanston, Wyoming, was killed in an avalanche in Utah on Monday, authorities say. A friend of his told Cowboy State Daily that

A man died after getting caught in an avalanche in the Monte Cristo area Monday evening, sheriff’s officials said. A 37-year-old man from Evanston, Wyoming, had been snowmobiling with his friend when an avalanche occurred,

WEBER COUNTY, Utah ( ABC4) — Search and rescue operations are underway for a buried snowmobiler east of Huntsville, Utah. On Monday, Feb. 3, the Utah Avalanche Center confirmed on social media that a search was underway for the buried snowmobiler. The Avalanche Center said crews were searching “in the Monte Cristo area east of Huntsville.”

Scott Wright from Evanston, Wyoming, was out with a friend when his snowmobile was caught in a slab avalanche and completely buried.

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