California Ski Resorts Extend Season Thanks to Record Snowfall
TL;DR
Several ski resorts in California, including Mammoth Mountain and Palisades Tahoe, have received so much snow that they plan to stay open until at least the end of June and July, respectively. California has experienced powerful atmospheric river storms that have brought a deluge of rain and snow, relieving the state's historic megadrought. The resorts are just inches away from breaking their season snowfall records, and the conditions are expected to be the best for spring skiing and riding.
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- Tahoe ski resort will stay open into July — and it will be a bit different than usual Sacramento Bee
- Mt. Shasta, Mt. Ashland ski parks extend season after record snowfall Record Searchlight
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