California Mountain Ranges

California, Snow and rainy season

Storm unleashes rain, mountain snow across Southern California. A stronger system may follow soon

Southern California welcomed a surge of moisture that forecasters say could be the first in a series of early March storms, including a potential atmospheric river.

San Francisco Chronicle on MSN · 3d

California mountains brace for one of the snowiest storms of the season

Several feet of snow will fall across parts of the Sierra on Wednesday and Thursday in what will be one of the most powerful storm systems to impact California’s mountains so far this winter. The midweek storm system won’t have an excessive amount of moisture and will qualify only as a weak atmospheric river event.

Powder on MSN · 5d

California Braces for 20-35 Inches of "Cold" Snow

Two to three inches of water, plus a bonus cold front, will produce high-quality two to three-foot storm totals by Thursday, March 13, 2025. The Sierra will finally benefit from a deep, cold storm beginning Wednesday with 6,

4don MSN

California Snow Map Shows Areas to Be Hit Hardest

A map from AccuWeather shows that the areas anticipating the heaviest snow include Lassen Park, Donner Pass, Bear Valley, ...

Press-Telegram2d

Los Angeles mountain ranges placed under a wind advisory until Thursday morning

Western Santa Monica Mountains Recreational area, Eastern Santa Monica Mountains Recreational area and Santa Susana Mountains ...

9don MSN

2 California hikers fell 800 feet down a mountain. Their rescue took days.

A dramatic three-day rescue effort that involved helicopters, high winds and 20 mountain rescue team members saved the lives ...

Center for Biological Diversity27d

SAVING THE CALIFORNIA MOUNTAIN LION

Hemmed in by highways and killed by cars, California’s cougars are isolated in small, unsustainable populations. Barriers prevent young mountain lions from migrating in or out to establish their ...

Press-Telegram1d

Brace for pea-sized hail with thunderstorms in Los Angeles mountain ranges Thursday

Los Angeles mountain ranges was placed under a report for strong thunderstorms by the National Weather Service on Thursday at 12:26 a.m. The alert is in effect until 1:15 a.m.

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