"Record-breaking California Blizzard Buries Sierra Nevada in 7 Feet of Snow"

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A dayslong blizzard in Northern California and the Sierra Nevada brought over 7 feet of snow to Donner Peak and caused widespread power outages and road closures. Winter storm warnings are still in effect as more snow is expected, with several inches forecast to fall at higher elevations. The intense storm also led to tornadoes in the region, causing damage to an elementary school. Multiple school districts have canceled classes, and residents and tourists continue to be impacted by the aftermath of the powerful blizzard.
- California blizzard slammed Sierra Nevada with over 7 feet of snow USA TODAY
- Viewer videos: Sierra snowstorm blankets Tahoe region with heavy snow KCRA Sacramento
- Photos: California towns buried under more than 7 feet of snow CNN
- Schools delayed, cancelled Monday after doozy Sierra storm KRNV
- Northern California battered by blizzard, Sierra Nevada residents dig out: See photos Yahoo! Voices
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