Winter storm brings ‘very heavy’ snow and more rain to California

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A winter storm is bringing heavy snowfall and the coldest air mass in three years to California. The Sierra Nevada region is expected to receive over three feet of snow, leading to road closures, including I-80, and avalanche warnings, with several backcountry skiers reported missing. Lower elevations, including Los Angeles and San Diego, are bracing for heavy rainfall and potential flooding. The National Weather Service predicts significant snowfall across the southern Cascades, southern California, and into the Rockies, with up to 7 feet expected at higher elevations near Yosemite. Several Lake Tahoe ski resorts have closed or issued warnings, and visibility issues may obscure the Firefall at Yosemite's Horsetail Fall.
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