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As of April 21, 2026, a late-season storm is bringing snow to the Sierra Nevada, with levels falling to around 6,000 feet.
While some areas may see accumulation as low as 3,000–4,500 feet, the
heaviest snow is accumulating above 7,000 feet, where up to 2 feet of
new snow is forecast.
- Current Snow Levels: Snow is actively falling around 6,000 feet.
- Active Weather: A storm system is bringing heavy snow and strong winds.
- Accumulation: Heavier snow totals are focused above 7,000 feet.
- Travel Conditions: Driving conditions are hazardous, particularly on higher passes.
Always check the Caltrans QuickMap for real-time chain controls and closures before traveling.
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