California’s ski conditions are currently characterized by limited new snowfall, with the highest 24-hour accumulation recorded at **Forestdale Creek** (18 inches). Nearby ski resorts such as **Kirkwood Mountain Resort** and **Heavenly Mountain Resort** may benefit from this isolated uptick in snow, although regional snowpack depth varies. Other areas, like **Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows** (near **CSS Lab** and **Ward Creek #3**, reporting 47 and 42 inches of snowpack respectively), have seen no new accumulation but maintain solid bases for skiing. In contrast, **Mammoth Mountain**, linked to sensors like **Leavitt Lake** (60 inches snowpack), is experiencing stable conditions without recent snowfall. Notably, most of the state has a zero 5-day snow forecast, leaving existing snowpack as the primary skiing resource.

The heaviest snowpack in the state is centered around higher elevations in the Sierra Nevada, including **Independence Lake** (55 inches) and **Forestdale Creek** (56 inches), with the latter seeing the most recent snowfall activity. This may enhance conditions for resorts like **Northstar California Resort**, though continued dry weather could impact snow quality in the coming days. While no additional snowfall is expected, skiers should focus on resorts showing strong base depths, such as **Palisades Tahoe** (43 inches) and **Kirkwood** (near **Carson Pass**, 33 inches). Cities like South Lake Tahoe and Truckee will see stable but dry conditions, so plan trips accordingly to areas with deeper snowpack for optimal skiing.