Rescue Efforts Hampered for Stranded Climbers on Denali

Two climbers remain at high altitude with hypothermia as adverse weather conditions stall rescue attempts.

Two climbers remain stranded on Denali at 19,600 feet, suffering from hypothermia and exhaustion.
A third climber was rescued from 17,200 feet with severe frostbite and hypothermia and is in critical condition.
Rescue efforts are hindered by high winds and cloud cover, preventing helicopter and ground teams from reaching the climbers.
The climbers sent an SOS message early Tuesday morning but lost communication shortly after.
Denali's challenging environment and unpredictable weather make timely rescues difficult.