Southern California Daily Snow

By Mike Korotkin, Meteorologist Posted 7 hours ago March 10, 2025

2 Storms on the Way

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Summary

Monday will be our last dry day for a while. Tuesday, we will see a quick small storm with higher snow levels push into the region. Light accumulations are likely. On Wednesday night into Thursday, a bigger storm pushes into the region with more moderate amounts of snow. We should dry out over the weekend before we could see a final round of active weather early next week.

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About Our Forecaster

Mike Korotkin

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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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