As winter enthusiasts revel in fresh powder, the latest snowfall reports bring exciting news from the highlands. Colorado's Nohrsc Whiskey Ck leads the pack with a substantial 16 inches of new snow, setting the stage for excellent ski and snowboarding conditions, with a base depth now at 183 inches. Meanwhile, Michigan's Kearsarge follows with a respectable 10 inches, providing a timely boost to the winter sports season. Utah's Nohrsc Mining Fork and Parrish Creek both received a fresh 6-inch layer, promising delightful turns for snow seekers in the region.

Forecast models point to an anticipated snow bonanza in California over the next 24-48 hours. Nohrsc Green Mtn is projected to top the charts with a staggering 81 inches of snow, while other areas like Nohrsc Graveyard Meadow and Upper Burnt Corral Meadow are not far behind, each expecting around 80 inches. This significant snowfall will substantially increase base depths, ensuring an extended and thrilling season for snow adventurers. The Sierra Nevada range is bracing for this monumental snowfall, which is sure to transform the landscape into a winter wonderland.

Snowfall has not only been generous in the mountain areas but also in more unexpected locations such as Beattyville 4N in Kentucky and Beckley Arpt Snow Observation in West Virginia, both of which have observed snow despite their lower base depths. As the weather systems continue to churn, ski-resorts and cities near the mentioned locations should prepare for an influx of winter sports enthusiasts eager to take advantage of the fresh snow. Whether it's the deep powder of Colorado, the fresh flakes of Michigan, or the impending snowstorms of California, there's something for every snow lover in this week's reports.