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A woman who spent the night in freezing temperatures after her truck plummeted 350 feet over the side of Angeles Forest Highway was in critical condition Monday, according to sheriff's officials.  The driver, 56-year-old Tracy Granger, was traveling from Pasadena to Juniper Hills in the Palmdale area Sunday evening when she disappeared, <a href="http://www.ktla.com/news/landing/ktla-car-off-angeles-crest-highway,0,1412338.story" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">KTLA</a> reported.  The truck was found near mile marker 10.41 by Montrose and Antelope Valley search and rescue teams, Sheriff's Rerserve Sgt. Sue Burakowski told Patch.  Rescue team members saw tracks going off the road and investigated, leading to finding the white truck over the side in the snow, which was hard to see from air or ground, Sheriff's Reserve Chief Mike Leum of Montrose Search and Rescue Team told Patch.  "She was found still alive, in critical condition, about 300 feet over the side," Burakowski said.  Sheriff's Air 5 transported the woman to a hospital for immediate treatment, Burakowski said. The victim's name was not immediately available.  10:05 a.m. Monday: , Leum said. Montrose Search and Rescue Team located the car, he said.  Sheriff's Air 5 is en route to the scene about 9:30 a.m. Monday, he said.  Check back with Patch for more updates.

A woman who spent the night in freezing temperatures after her truck plummeted 350 feet over the side of Angeles Forest Highway was in critical condition Monday, according to sheriff's officials.

The driver, 56-year-old Tracy Granger, was traveling from Pasadena to Juniper Hills in the Palmdale area Sunday evening when she disappeared, <a href="http://www.ktla.com/news/landing/ktla-car-off-angeles-crest-highway,0,1412338.story" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">KTLA</a> reported.  The truck was found near mile marker 10.41 by Montrose and Antelope Valley search and rescue teams, Sheriff's Rerserve Sgt. Sue Burakowski told Patch.

Rescue team members saw tracks going off the road and investigated, leading to finding the white truck over the side in the snow, which was hard to see from air or ground, Sheriff's Reserve Chief Mike Leum of Montrose Search and Rescue Team told Patch.  "She was found still alive, in critical condition, about 300 feet over the side," Burakowski said.

Sheriff's Air 5 transported the woman to a hospital for immediate treatment, Burakowski said. The victim's name was not immediately available.  10:05 a.m. Monday: , Leum said.

Montrose Search and Rescue Team located the car, he said.  Sheriff's Air 5 is en route to the scene about 9:30 a.m. Monday, he said.

Check back with Patch for more updates.

Montrose-La Crescenta

A woman drove from the Antelope Valley toward Pasadena along Angeles Forest Highway when she crashed 350 feet below the road. She is in critical condition at Huntington Memorial Hospital.