New York, Nov 30 (IANS) — Mammoth Mountain in California's Eastern Sierra has experienced its snowiest November in over a decade, receiving 62 inches of snowfall, according to the US National Weather Service.
Highlights
Storm Brings Record Snowfall:
A massive storm from November 23 to 26 delivered nearly 50 inches of snow to the resort, marking the highest total for November since 2010, when the resort recorded 88 inches.
Comparison to Previous Years:
This year’s total is one inch more than November 2022, which had set the stage for a record-breaking winter season.
However, the 2010 record still stands as the highest for November in the 21st century.
Dry Thanksgiving Weekend:
Despite the recent snowfall, no additional snow is forecast through the end of the Thanksgiving weekend, providing favorable conditions for skiers and snowboarders.
About Mammoth Mountain
Located partially within the town of Mammoth Lakes, California, Mammoth Mountain is a popular winter destination for skiing, snowboarding, and snowmobiling. As the highest ski resort in California, it is renowned for its heavy snowfall, often receiving more than other peaks in the Eastern Sierra.
With this early-season snowfall, Mammoth Mountain is set to attract winter sports enthusiasts and could see another strong season ahead.