Skiing, snowboarding season extended at SoCal resorts

Riders rejoice: Monday’s spring storm has introduced a number of inches of recent powder to our native resorts, protecting this yr’s ski and snowboard season going into April.

A lot of the heavier snow fell above the 6,000-foot mark, with Wrightwood receiving about 8 inches of recent snow, in line with the Nationwide Climate Service.

Excessive winds prompted Mountain Excessive to shut for the day Monday, however officers stated the resort would reopen Tuesday.

Mountain Excessive is hoping the current snowfall will hold them up and operating till April 17.

Large Bear Mountain Resort additionally introduced that Large Bear Mountain and Snow Summit will stay open till April 16 for snowboarding and snowboarding.

The resort is reporting base depths of 24 to 48 inches.

Caltrans reminds drivers to hold chains with them when touring within the mountains.

Chains will probably be required Tuesday on many mountain roads.

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With the storm having moved off to the south and east, riders can count on largely clear skies and temperatures close to regular the remainder of the week.