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California's Sierra Nevada Snowpack Is Larger Than Previous 4 Years Combined, NASA Says
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The snowpack in California's Tuolumne River Basin is larger than the last four years combined.
Sugar Bowl Resort in the northern Sierra has received over 780 inches of snow this season.
Other resorts in the Sierra have also measured 700-plus inches of snow.
Squaw Valley ski resort may remain open through the summer and fall.
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