By Alan ArnetteEverest, Everest 2019 Coverage1 min read

Everest 2019: Summit Wave 4 Underway – Tiny Window – Update 3

Update 3: IMG reports summits:

Ms. Daphne de Jong Netherlands
Sonam Tashi Sherpa Nepal
Ms. Fatima Deryan Republic of Lebanon
Ang Karma Sherpa Nepal
Kami Sherpa Nepal
Mr. Julien Andre Maurice Laurent France
Mingma Dorjee Sherpa Nepal
Mr. Ralph Kisso Republic of Lebanon
Sonam Dorjee Sherpa Nepal
Thunang Lhomi Nepal
Mr. Ole Petter Thunes Norway
Pasang Kami Sherpa Nepal
Sona Chhiri Sherpa Nepal
Ms. Charlotte Adrienne Austin USA
Phinjo Dorji Sherpa Nepal
Mr. Mark Ryan Ballard Canada
Fura Gyalzen Sherpa Nepal
Mr. Adam Michael Clark USA
Jangbu Sherpa Nepal

 

What we are seeing are the winds at different velocities at different altitudes.

Update 2: from Alpenglow:  “From 27,000 feet

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4 thoughts on “Everest 2019: Summit Wave 4 Underway – Tiny Window – Update 3”

  1. Any updates on Cory Richards and Topo climbing on the new route without O’s? I knew they were going dark for a bit but wondering if you had heard anything?

  2. Thanks Alan, its great keeping up with what is going on, thanks to you. I love Jake Norton’s picture of the ridge. And his respectful comments about Mallory and Irvine.

  3. Hi Alan!

    A BIG fan of your posts. Have been following along for years. Maybe you know this already and with that many people on the mountain i realize it is impossible to cover everything. In Denmark we have Rasmus Kragh attempting to summit for the third time without O’s. He’s attempted the north side twice (in 2017 and 2018) but failed to summit due to high winds. He’s currently 30 meters from camp 4 and will rest there for 3-5 hours before attempting to summit. Hopefully, he’ll be on the summit within the next 15-18 hours.

    This is probably not that special considering how many have summited without O’s already, but he is the first Dane that really looks like he’s going to pull it off. His progress can be followed here: http://www.rasmuskragh.com/rasmuslive/
    Scroll down a bit and those interested can watch the attempt live.

    Best regards
    Michael
    Denmark

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