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Major snowstorm hits southern California
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Up to 3 feet of snow has fallen on the mountains, deserts and low ground of southern California. The heaviest falls were on the San Gabriel and San Bernardino mountains east of Los Angeles
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It's a result of a rare weather system - an 'insider slider' - which brought snow from British Columbia in the north, via Nevada, before hitting areas which seldom see any snow at all.
This report from
Yahoo! News.
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Obviously
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isn't a real person
Nevada powder snow which falls in the mountains around Salt lake City is the best quality fluffy powder snow, because apparently it has salt in it which affects the crystals. Is this a myth or true?
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