Yosemite National Park Braces for Flooding Amidst Big Melt

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Most of Yosemite National Park will be closed to the public starting Friday night due to flooding concerns caused by extreme winter and early spring weather. The park is expected to remain closed until May 3, but could last longer. Snow is expected to persist at Yosemite and could remain well into July, making trails wet and muddy. Immediate refunds will be given to those with lodging or campground reservations, which will be automatically canceled.
- Most of Yosemite National Park to close Friday over flooding concerns CNN
- Most of Yosemite Valley to close starting Friday with flooding expected KCRA Sacramento
- Experts say 'big melt' has begun of Sierra snowpack KPIX | CBS NEWS BAY AREA
- California faces rapid snowmelt from heat wave; flood fears in Yosemite, elsewhere Los Angeles Times
- Big Melt Could Lead To Flooding In Parts Of State KQED
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