Six Hikers Rescued from Mount Baldy Amid Severe Weather Warnings

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department successfully airlifted the group, highlighting the dangers of hiking during stormy conditions.

Six hikers stranded at 9000 feet on Mount Baldy's Bear Canyon Trail were airlifted to safety by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
The rescue was challenging due to the helicopter landing on one wheel, but was ultimately successful.
Deputy Gomez advises hikers to avoid trails during inclement weather to prevent dangerous situations.
The rescue operation comes shortly after the body of missing hiker Lefei Huang was recovered from Mount Baldy.
California is bracing for another multi-day siege of stormy weather, raising concerns for potential flooding, landslides, and heavy mountain snow.