Northern California Blizzard Boosts Sierra Snowpack, Disrupts Travel

The recent blizzard in Northern California has significantly increased the Sierra Nevada snowpack, essential for the state's water supply, while causing widespread travel disruptions.

A powerful blizzard has dumped over 10 feet of snow on Northern California ski resorts, causing significant disruptions.
Interstate 80 and other major highways experienced closures and delays, impacting travel plans for many.
The Sierra Nevada snowpack, crucial for California's water supply, has seen a substantial increase, reaching 104% of the historical average.
Ski resorts, after conducting safety checks, are reopening, offering skiers conditions described as 'epic' due to the deep powder.
More snow is forecasted for the region, with winter storm warnings issued for a less powerful system expected to last into Tuesday night.