California got some classic champagne powder to start out the week. This follows over a month of dry conditions, which ironically followed a historic storm that hit California near the end of December and early January. The snow fell on Monday and Tuesday. While it’s not the blockbuster storm that California often sees, I imagine locals were stoked to ski some light snow for once, especially after a long dry period. Here are the major totals from the storm in California:
- Kirkwood: 21“ inches.
- Heavenly: 20“ inches.
- Northstar: 20“ inches.
- Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe: 16-20“ inches.
- Sugar Bowl: 18“ inches.
- Bear Valley: 17“ inches.
- Boreal: 16“ inches.
- Homewood: 15” inches.
- Palisades Tahoe: 13-17“ inches
- Dodge Ridge: 10-16” inches.
- Snow Valley: 8-10“ inches.
- China Peak: 5-8“ inches.
- Mammoth Mountain: 5-6 inches.
Image/Video Credits: CBS SF Bay Area, Palisades Tahoe, Dodge Ridge
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