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By Hayley Smith, Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES — It was 55 degrees and sunny Thursday at Sugar Bowl Resort, where the opening day of the 2021 ski season — already delayed because of warm weather — was still listed as “TBD.” “Winter hasn’t quite arrived in Tahoe yet,” of
The study paints a worrisome picture of the "potentially catastrophic consequences" of a future with less snow
Due to rising temperatures, the region has already lost 20 percent of its snowpack since the 1950s.
New research has found that winters of low snow, or even no snow, could become a regular occurrence in California in as little as 35 years.
In just three and half decades, California may see winters of either no snow or little snow, according to researchers at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.