"Northern California Mountains Prepare for Ongoing Snowfall After Blizzard"
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Northern California mountains are expecting more snow after a powerful blizzard caused road closures, power outages, and shut down ski resorts over the weekend. The storm brought fierce winds, with gusts reaching up to 145mph, and up to 12in more snow is expected in the region. Despite the challenges, some roads have reopened, and the extra powder is a welcome sight for the state's water supply, with California now on track to reach 100% of snow averages by April.
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