The scary new video shows 10FT waves after swinging ‘Freak Storm’, Tahoe Lake leaving eight dead
On the California side of Lake Tahoe, eight people were killed when a sudden, violent storm was shot – released the waves of 10 meters, a full rain and the heavy rain that took their boats.
On a 27-meter gold Chris-Craft ship, ten boats set out for Saturday afternoon Tahoe Lake, willing to enjoy a drenched day in the water for birthday celebrations, ABC 7 News.
However, when an unexpected, strong storm exploded to the lake, the day turned deadly and made his boats into alabora without warning – the apocalypse scene caught in the stomach -changing video images.
Tragically, eight people were killed in the disaster: Paula Bozinovich, 71, Terry Pickles, 73, Joshua Antony Pickles, 37, Peter Bayes, 72, Timothy O’leary, 71, Theresa Giullari, 66, James Guck, 69 and Stephen Lindsay, 63.
South Lake Tahoe Mayor Tamara Wallace, ‘The worst situation I’ve ever seen in the lake,’ he said Los Angeles TimesTo describe this as a ‘unspoiled tragedy’.
On Saturday morning, the conditions outside were perfect for a weekend trip – the open sky, gentle breezes and constantly rising temperatures.
Despite the chance of a slight rain and storm, which is a common event for decent boatmen, hundreds of people still took the water that day.
However, something changed around 14.00 – some boats saw WhiteCaps on the water, while others noticed that the wind was suddenly collected and was violently blown from the north as reported by La Times.
In Lake Tahoe, when a sudden, severe storm was shot without warning, revealing the waves of 10 meters, raining heavy rain and panic in water.
37-year-old Doordash manager Josh Pickles (Center), Terry Pickles (right) and 71-year-old Paula Bozinovich (left) with his parents
The frightening video images of the storm showed dozens of boats struggling with severe, shaken water – they hit each other while struggling to withstand the intense power of the waves (in the picture)
From that moment on, the conditions quickly worsen, turned a quiet day into a desperate race against time and nature – relentless waves, hurricane strong winds, snow and full of snow and full lake was swallowed in a few minutes.
Brittany Glick, who celebrates a bachelor party, said, “ I felt like a tsunami that started, ” he said. NPR. ‘I never had such a thing.’
The frightening video images of the storm showed dozens of boats struggling with severe, shaken water – hit each other as they struggled to withstand the intense power of the waves.
Some ships survived their mooring, others sank or hit the nearby piers. According to La Times, a few floats were washed.
Wallace, as reported by the exit, “has helped people a lot,” he added.
However, before reaching the shore in the middle of the chaos, there were several boats, and the passengers threw the passengers into severe, shaken waters.
As reported by NPR Glick, “ “ all the boats were shaken when we saw that the reversal, ” he said. ‘And we were so cold, dipped in that water. We were shaking uncontrollably. Our feet were numb and our toes were turning blue. ‘
“This was probably one of the most terrible moments in my 30 years,” he added. The storm came very quickly. It was terrible. ‘
On Boater took part in a 27-meter gold Chris-Craft ship to Lake Tahoe in the afternoon, and will be willing to enjoy the sun in the water to celebrate Paula, the mother of Doordash manager, Josh Pickles.
Two victims-66-year-old Theresa Giullari (right) and 69-year-old James Guck (left) visited New York when they lost their lives
Around 15.00 hours, more than one person after the boat, after reporting that he saw 10 people in the water, then the waves in the region were about eight meters high (in the picture)
Around 15.00 hours, more than one person after the boat had seen 10 people in the water, while the waves in the region were about eight meters high. newsletter From El Dorado Sheriff Office.
Both the Sheriff Office and the Coast Guard quickly responded to the DL Bliss State Park, which the authorities have successfully saved two people on the boat.
Tragically, shortly after the alaboralation, the sub -water from the water was recovered. Two survived two surviving the shore were transferred to an unknown local hospital, as reported. Sacramento bee.
The following afternoon, a seventh victim was found and the last loss Boater died in the afternoon of Monday – brought the mortality rate to eight.
ABC 7 was with the 37 -year -old Doordash ruler Josh Pickles, 73 -year -old Terry Pickles and 71 -year -old Paula Bozinovich.
The other two victims came from California: Josh Pickles’s uncle, 72 -year -old Peter Bayes and 71 -year -old Timothy O’leary.
Family spokesman Sam Singer, “This is Joshua Pickles, his father Terry, his mother Peter, Peter Uncle, Peter and his family and his family’s life of friends and family’s life,” he said.
‘The family has houses in the Gulf Region and Lake Tahoe,’ ‘he added. They love lakes. This contributes to the tragedy. ‘
A nearby air station, wind rates reaching 45 miles / h during the disaster, while meteorologists now attribute the convergence of a non -seasonal cold façade and a storm set
Tragically, eight people were killed in the disaster: Paula Bozinovich, 71, Terry Pickles, 73, Joshua Antony Pickles, 37, Peter Bayes, 72, Timothy O’leary, 71, Theresa Giullari, 66, James Guck, 69 and Stephen Lindsay, 63, 63
However, even the boatmen who managed to reach the shore during the storm did not come out of danger – many of them suffered from hypothermia after falling into cold water under 60 degrees during the day.
The remaining three victims-66-year-old Theresa Giullari visited 69-year-old James Guck and 63-year-old Stephen Lindsay-Naw York.
However, even the boatmen who managed to reach the shore during the storm did not get out of danger – many of them suffered after falling into cold water under 60 degrees during the day.
“There were many people in hypothermia or shock, Job Joby Cafalu, a lifelong Tahoe Boater, said.
Cefalu, with Marina staff and local inhabitants, established a temporary triaj field by working for about two hours to help at least 60 people.
“I am in water on many days of the year … I have been in almost every situation and it was something I have never seen that it was so fast,” he said.
‘It was only a tragic day in Lake Tahoe.’
Storm, Nevada National Weather Service Meteorology Specialist Matthew Chyba’nın ‘We did not expect to be too strong’ he predicted predicted predicted predicted.
Sacramento Bee records the wind speeds that reach a speed of 45 miles during the disaster, while meteorologists now attribute the convergence of a non -seasonal cold façade and convergence of a storm cluster.
The storm, which was cleaned within two hours, points to the most deadly boat in California since 2019.
