Snow Causing Dozens of Crashes, Closing California Highway: 'Stay Home'
Summary
A powerful storm brought heavy snowfall to higher elevations in California, causing dozens of car crashes and highway closures, particularly on Interstate 80 near Donner Pass. The storm is part of a series of weather events expected to continue affecting California and neighboring states with snow and rain throughout the week.Key Facts
- Heavy snow caused dozens of accidents and closed parts of Interstate 80 near Donner Pass in California.
- Snowfall rates reached 3 to 4 inches per hour, burying cars in snow.
- A series of storms are predicted to hit California and nearby areas, bringing rain, snow, and potential thunderstorms.
- The Sierra Nevada mountains could get between 12 to 16 feet of snow by the end of the weather pattern next week.
- Snow levels have dropped to around 1,500 feet in parts of Northern and Southern California, impacting major roads like I-5 and I-15.
- The advice given to drivers during snowstorms is to avoid travel if possible, as chains might not be reliable.
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