Extreme Weather

A significant road closure was limiting access to Yosemite National Park.

This morning, many are digging or cutting their way out after an unusual winter storm wreaked havoc on the region.

Cleanup continues around the region from the impacts of a heavy storm system.

Waste Management reports that include commercial and residential customers.

PG&E is reporting a new outage in West Point while crews have restored power in another outage that stretched from Copperopolis to just before Arnold.

Heavy snow around the Mother Lode is creating several challenges.

The two California parks are one of a handful of national parks receiving money to prepare to be resilient to climate change.

One area ski resort is closed today due to high winds, and another has scaled back operations.

The winter storms over the recent months have boosted California’s snowpack in the Sierra Nevada, which supplies about 30% of the state’s water to customers.

Things are slowly getting back to normal in Yosemite National Park following the winter weather conditions over the weekend.

Several schools are starting late due to icy roads.

Dodge Ridge and Bear Valley resorts advised that the potential for blizzard conditions has forced them to close the ski runs and resorts.

Places to warm up or get out of the stormy weather have been added, along with snow removal information.

There are some issues on the local roadways this Friday morning as a storm system passes through the region.

The weather system arriving is has prompted the park’s shutdown.