Tahoe ski resorts report 2 to 4 feet of new snow after a major storm. Donner Pass has reopened as more snow remains possible Thursday.

Northstar California, a popular ski resort located near Lake Tahoe, is reporting a whopping 48 inches of new snow over the last seven days. Skiers and snowboarders are thoroughly enjoying the deepest powder of the season, but it appears that they aren’t the only ones.

It’s not every day you look down from a chairlift and see three bears racing through the snow below.But that’s exactly what happened Wednesday at Northstar Cali

A sense of normalcy has returned to ski resorts as a storm that arrived overnight has dumped large amounts of the precious snow that skiers and snowboarders have yearned for over the last few weeks.

A Utah ski area has closed after losing most of what snow it had to unseasonably warm temperatures and rain. The Ogden Valley resort will reopen this weekend if snow and cold temperatures settle in as expected.

As a new day dawns in Tahoe, a fresh and extremely thick blanket of snow covers trees, powerlines, cars, and rooftops. Despite a brief glimpse of sun early this morning

Feet of snow have already fallen, with more on the way.