Holiday Travel Warning for Thousands as 6 Feet of Snow To Hit
Summary
Weather warnings for heavy snow and strong winds have been issued in parts of California, potentially affecting holiday travel for many people. Areas such as the Sierra Nevada and Yosemite National Park could see large amounts of snow, with some places expecting up to 8 feet by Friday. The National Weather Service advises that travel may be very difficult or impossible, and those who must travel should take extreme caution.Key Facts
- California is expecting up to 6 feet of snow in some areas from Sunday to Friday.
- The National Weather Service warns that travel in affected areas could be very difficult or impossible.
- The Greater Lake Tahoe area may see up to 4 feet of snow at higher elevations and winds up to 100 mph.
- Western slopes of the northern Sierra Nevada and other regions are under a winter storm warning until Friday morning.
- Yosemite National Park could receive up to 8 feet of snow and winds reaching 50 mph.
- People are advised to delay travel if possible and to carry a winter storm kit when traveling.
- Wind and heavy snow might damage trees and power lines, causing hazardous conditions.
- Residents should monitor local forecasts and check road conditions by calling 511.
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