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Photos: Storm brings fresh snow to Southern California mountains
An early February storm delivered days of snow in Southern California’s scene mountain communities.
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Snow lovers hit the slopes in Wrightwood after heavy storms
Snow lovers wasted no time to ‘hit the slopes’ at Wrightwood after heavy storms brought in six to nine inches of snow. Christian Cazares reports for the NBC4 News on Feb. 2, 2024.
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Driving to Southern California's mountains? Here's what to know with more snow on the way
A winter storm packing snow and rain is barreling toward California with significant precipitation expected Sunday and into early next week.
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What to know if you visit Southern California's mountains this weekend
Driving to Southern California’s mountains? Here’s what to know with more snow on the way. Lauren Coronado reports for Today in LA on Friday Feb. 2, 2024.
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It's snow time. Mountain High Resort in Wrightwood is now open for winter season
One of Southern California’s snow resorts reopened Thursday morning for the 2023-2024 Winter season.
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Mountain High Resort in Wrightwood reopens
Southern California’s Mountain High Resort in Wrightwood reopened Thursday morning for the 2023-2024 winter season.
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Watch: Bear Stops for a Close-Up on Camera in Backyard of Wrightwood Home
A bear stopped for its close-up in the backyard of a home during a leisurely evening stroll in the snow that was caught on camera Thursday in the mountain community of Wrightwood.
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Bear Stops for Close-Up on Camera in Wrightwood
A bear’s visit in the backyard of a home was caught on camera Thursday April 6, 2023 in the mountain community of Wrightwood.
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SoCal Mountain Communities Bracing for Storms
Back-to-back storms and blizzard conditions are expected in Southern California, and mountain communities have already begun making preparations. Tony Shin reports Feb. 22, 2022.
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Illegal Parking Clogging Up SoCal Mountain Roads, Delaying Rescues
People who ignore “no parking” signs on their way to see the snow this weekend are more likely to get cited or towed. The big reason for the crackdown is that people who park illegally are clogging up the roadways and delaying emergency responders.
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Authorities Warn of Illegal Parking in SoCal Mountain Communities
Drivers who ignore no parking signs and clog up the roadways on their way to see the snow in Wrightwood are potentially delaying first responders. Now, those drivers are more likely to be cited or towed. Tony Shin reports Feb. 2, 2023.