Girl who fell into icy Ore. river missing ESTACADA, Ore., Jan. 26 (UPI) -- With the search for a missing girl suspended, Oregon authorities said deteriorating weather in the next few days will make an extended search too dangerous. Vinesa Snegur, a southeast Portland 6-year-old who was accompanied by her mother and father, had been playing in the snow when she slipped and fell into the flood-swollen Clackamas River, about 70 miles southeast of Portland, Sunday, The (Portland) Oregonian reported. Her father, Igor Snegur, chased Vinesa in the water and along the shore, but the fast-moving current swept her away too quickly for him to follow, said Sgt. James Rhodes, a Clackamas County sheriff's spokesman. Rescue divers found Vinesa's snap-on hood on the river's bottom 2 miles downstream and a fleece jacket 3 miles downstream -- indications her body was likely trapped underwater, authorities said. Her outer jacket was found on the riverbank 8 miles downstream. Rescue workers and volunteers braved snow, ice and downpours but the search was suspended by 3:30 p.m. Tuesday because it was growing too dangerous to continue, authorities said. With the river's water temperature at 33 degrees, Rhodes said: "The odds of survival diminish greatly after just a few minutes in the Clackamas River. After three days, the odds are so slim. He said forecasters expected the river's flow to more than triple in the area in the next few days.