"Over the past few days, the state has experienced an unprecedented surge of winter storms that have engulfed Southern California, spanning the San Bernardino, Sierra Nevada, and San Gabriel Mountains. Ken Calvert, who represents the Coachella Valley and other parts of Riverside County Kevin Kiley Darrell Issa Doug LaMalfa Tom McClintock David Valadao Young Kim Michelle Steel John Duarte and Mike Garcia. The official request for the governor to declare a State of Emergency for the mountain areas was signed by Reps. Gavin Newsom to issue a state disaster declaration in response to historic winter storms.
Jay Obernolte, who represents much of San Bernardino County including the communities in the Big Bear Lake area, on Wednesday called on Gov. Webcams in the park showed snow in the area of Belle Mountain.Ĭongressional representatives urge Newsom to issue disaster declaration The wind was expected to reduce visibility due to blowing sand, and make driving difficult for high-profile vehicles like RVs. Winds 20 to 30 mph were expected, with gusts up to 50 mph. The park had noted earlier in the day that the National Weather Service had issued a wind advisory for the park through 4 a.m. Wednesday, Joshua Tree National Park authorities announced on Twitter that the park was closed due to "inclement weather." No timetable for reopening the park was announced. Niki Kottmann Joshua Tree National Park closedĪround 3:30 p.m. Potential danger could last 24-48 more hours." Baldy Resort and nearby popular snowplay areas cannot be accessed due to a recent avalanche covering Mt. Baldy Resort and nearby popular areas for snow play," will remain closed until further notice due to the threat of avalanches.Īround 1:30 p.m., the same Twitter account reported that, due to major snowfall, "the Mt. Baldy area will remain closed until further noticeĪngeles National Forest authorities announced on Twitter around 3:30 p.m. The next couple days are going to be cool, though not as cold as it was today, and he said the forecast is overall looking "a little warmer, drier and lighter wind." There still could be some precipitation as the storm exits east tonight, Moede said when asked about the forecast. and his comment was 'we actually had snow in Desert Hot Springs.' I'm playing the video right now and it sure is - that is snow," Moede said. "We got a video from a person who says he's in Desert Hot Springs sent to us today around 3:30 p.m. 51 inches of rain as of 6:30 p.m., appeared to get some snowfall. He also said that Desert Hot Springs, which had received. 71 inches of rain, Thousand Palms received. Mark Moede, a meterologist with the National Weather Service - San Diego said that as of 6:30 p.m.
71 inches of rain, Desert Hot springs appears to get 'some snowflakes' 22 and Wednesday, March 1, the snow total at Lake Arrowhead was 99 inches. snow report, on Wednesday, Banning received 6 inches of snow, Idyllwild received 10 inches, and Big Bear City received "24-30 inches." Big Bear Summit, which has an elevation of 7,100-8,200 feet, received 31 inches.Īround 8 p.m., the same NWS office tweeted that, between Wednesday, Feb. Idyllwild gets 10 inches of snowĪccording to the National Weather Service - San Diego's 6:30 p.m. Winter storm: Palm Springs sees hail on Wednesda y Idyllwild sees 10 inches of snowĬheck back here for updated precipitation totals, road closures, event cancellations and other news of the winter storm.ICYMI: Winter storm results in rare avalanche above Palm Springs.Hello, March.īetween midnight and 2 p.m., Palm Springs International Airport had received 0.68 inches of rain, making it the wettest day in the city in nearly three years since Palm Springs received 0.94 inches on March 12, 2020. While that system mainly dumped snow in the surrounding mountains and brought high winds to the valley floor with little precipitation recorded here, this one is a soaker. Desert dwellers on Wednesday are getting an encore to the weekend storm that resulted in rare blizzard warnings across Southern California.
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