Nate
If you’ve ever wanted to see what 15 feet of snow looks like, then you can just check the pictures California residents have been sharing on Twitter in the past few weeks.
Over the last few days, California has been pummeled with record snowfall, which is way out of the norm for that region that has dealt with drought over the last few years.
While some are hopeful that maybe this will help bring some much-needed water to the region, their main concern for right now is digging out of this unexpected snowfall. This whole story sort of reminds me of the freezing temps in Texas a couple of years ago.
Here are some of the remarkable pictures (and videos) of the California snow.
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https://twitter.com/bedwellbacteria/status/1630781316764499968
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#CaWx too much snow for the resorts. too much snow to hike. only thing accessible is the cabin roof. @kcraFinan @Weather_West @TahoeWeather pic.twitter.com/qFulAD5PKU
— Frito⛏ (@Jee_Oh_Fry) March 1, 2023
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Leaving homewood this morning. WHEW! @TahoeWeather pic.twitter.com/AgHJI6dJZR
— haley (@macphail_haley) March 5, 2023
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Snow is up over the 10 foot bridge to our house. In 20 years, never seen that before. @TahoeWeather @Northstar_CA pic.twitter.com/L4tpz7wpVR
— Susan Safipour (@SafiTahoe) March 6, 2023
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Crews are working tirelessly around the clock to clear I-80 of snow & ice. Route remains closed between Applegate & the Stateline. Whiteout conditions in some areas. Over 30 inches of snow fell on Donner Pass the past 24 hrs. @CHP_Truckee @CHPGoldRun @nevadadot @CaltransHQ pic.twitter.com/FyTkVYireI
— Caltrans District 3 (@CaltransDist3) March 5, 2023