A Bay Area couple drowned at Roaring River Falls in Kings Canyon National Park over Memorial Day weekend, highlighting the dangers of fast-moving Sierra rivers during snowmelt season. - Victims identified as Parth Patel, 30, and Dharti Patel, 29, of San Mateo.
- The husband attempted to rescue his wife after she slipped; both were pulled into the water. - Drowning is the leading cause of death in Sequoia and Kings Canyon parks, especially in spring and early summer.
- Officials urge visitors to stay out of fast-moving water and keep a safe distance from edges. The tragedy underscores the need for caution around Sierra rivers and waterfalls during peak snowmelt.