Hiker Died After Storm Brought Slippery Conditions On Half Dome ...Middle East

Yosemite, CA – An Arizona woman tragically died when a sudden storm made the conditions on Yosemite National Park’s Half Dome cable climb very slippery, and she fell to her death. The woman and her father had secured one of the limited 300 daily permits required to climb Half Dome on July 13th. Then a black storm cloud emerged, pouring rain, and 20-year-old Grace Rohloff, an experienced hiker, and Arizona State University student, feet went out from under her while trying to descend the cables, and she slid off the iconic granite monolithic rock. Rescue climbers retrieved her body, and the coroner determined that she had suffered a severe head fracture and likely died during the fall. Her fa

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