How Low Will They Go?

Southern California Daily Snow

Heads up, there may be fresher snow! Read the latest Southern California Daily Snow

By Mike Korotkin, Meteorologist Posted 5 months ago February 11, 2025

Summary

Tuesday will be a dry day before we start to see the storm push in Wednesday morning. We will see variable snow levels during the storm but in the end, all ski areas should see accumulations and we may even get to double-digit accumulations if things pan out well for us. The weekend into next week the storm track goes far to the North and we dry out.

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About Our Forecaster

Mike Korotkin

Meteorologist

Mike graduated from UC Berkeley with a Bachelor’s in Atmospheric Science and received his Masters in Atmospheric Science at the University of Nevada Reno. He grew up in Southern California by the beach, but quickly realized he loved the mountains, so his first memories were of the SoCal mountains where he saw snow for the first time. He started skiing in his 20’s and is now an avid skier and backpacker at locations up and down the Sierra Nevada Mountains.

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