California ski conditions remain relatively static today, with no significant new snowfall reported across most major resorts. Snowpack depths remain solid, particularly in the Sierra Nevada region. Notably, Palisades Tahoe and Heavenly are holding at 73" and 43" respectively, but have received no new snow in the last 24 hours. Echo Peak and Carson Pass continue to report substantial base depth (64" and 48") but are also dry. A minor dusting of 1" was observed at Fallen Leaf and Forestdale Creek near South Lake Tahoe, but this is unlikely to impact skiing conditions substantially. Further north, Dismal Swamp and Independence Lake lead in snow depth at 83" and 110", respectively, though no new snow is reported there either.

Looking ahead, the most promising snowfall is forecasted for high-elevation areas near Leavitt Lake (5"), Virginia Lakes Ridge (4"), Charlotte Lake (4"), and Sonora Pass (2"). These areas are closest to resorts like Mammoth Mountain and Bridgeport backcountry zones, which may see a modest refresh. Of particular note is the Nohrsc Horse Meadows sensor near Leavitt Meadows, which reported a surprising 34" in the last 24 hours—likely an anomaly, but worth verifying if heading into the backcountry. Mammoth Mountain, near Tioga Pass and Rock Creek areas, could pick up to 4" over five days, enhancing ski touring potential. Overall, while the main Tahoe resorts will retain good snowpack for spring skiing, significant new snowfall is limited and concentrated in isolated eastern Sierra locations.