Sierra snowpack at 65% average after recent storms
Winter Weather Advisories continue in the Sierra and snow totals will continue to build, with snow levels dropping to about 3,000 feet overnight.
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Winter Weather Advisories continue in the Sierra and snow totals will continue to build, with snow levels dropping to about 3,000 feet overnight.
The California Highway Patrol reports that because if icy roads Caltrans has closed the I-5 through the Tejon Pass from Grapevine Road to Parker Road.
Snow is expected to fall as low as 1,000 to 1,500 feet, meaning areas like Santa Clarita and lower-lying areas of the Inland Empire will see a rare coat of powder.
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