MT. HOOD, OREGON -
There is little doubt now that two climbers missing on Mt. Hood are dead.
A doctor who specializes in mountain survival says there's only about a 1%chance Anthony Vietti and Katie Nolan would have survived after disappearing Friday.
Search teams won't be going back to look for the pair any time soon.
A severe storm created white-out conditions that are expected to last for days.
Rescuers found the body of another climber from the group, Luke Gullberg of Des Moines on Saturday.
An autopsy showed he had a minor fall, then died of hypothermia.
Family members think Gullberg might have been trying to go for help.
A doctor who specializes in mountain survival says there's only about a 1%chance Anthony Vietti and Katie Nolan would have survived after disappearing Friday.
Search teams won't be going back to look for the pair any time soon.
A severe storm created white-out conditions that are expected to last for days.
Rescuers found the body of another climber from the group, Luke Gullberg of Des Moines on Saturday.
An autopsy showed he had a minor fall, then died of hypothermia.
Family members think Gullberg might have been trying to go for help.
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