No matter how much it screams on the mountain, it won't trigger an avalanche

The article debunks the myth that loud noises can trigger avalanches, explaining that various types of avalanches exist, such as slab, wet snow, and powder avalanches. It clarifies that sound pressure from shouting is far too weak to initiate an avalanche, with effective triggers requiring much higher pressure levels. Explosives are typically used to create avalanches, but even then, it's not the sound that causes them. The article emphasizes that wind is the most common cause of avalanches, while skier activities can also contribute to snow slides.