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 37-year-old man from Evanston, Wyoming, had been snowmobiling with his friend when an avalanche occurred, the Rich County Sheriff's Office said. The avalanche happened in the Monte Cristo Snowmobile Area near the Rich and Cache county lines.

A snowmobile rider who reportedly got caught in an avalanche on Monday, and crews are out searching for them in the backcountry of Weber County.

A snowmobiler was killed in an avalanche in Utah's Monte Cristo range on February 3.

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