Skip to playerSkip to main contentSkip to footer
AccuWeather
  • 5 years ago
Yosemite National Park was blanketed under snowfall on Nov. 8 and became a winter paradise. It was the first snowfall since feeling the effects of the Creek Fire.

Recommended

0:26
Up next
Intense snowfall triggers fast-moving avalanche
AccuWeather
6 years ago
0:17
Snow begins to cover up roadways
AccuWeather
6 years ago
0:28
Heavy snowfall in New Mexico
AccuWeather
2 years ago
1:01
Storm system dumps autumn snow across the West
AccuWeather
4 years ago
0:36
Fall foliage meets first flakes of winter
AccuWeather
2 years ago
3:02
Snow storm headed towards southern US Saturday evening
AccuWeather
3 years ago
0:45
Early-season snow piles up at ski slopes
AccuWeather
4 years ago
0:49
Accumulating snow blankets the central Plains
AccuWeather
3 years ago
0:52
Storm dumps snow on higher elevations across the Southwest
AccuWeather
4 years ago
0:44
First snowfall turns Manitoba into winter wonderland
Newsflare
8 years ago
0:12
Snow races down roof onto woman
AccuWeather
5 years ago
0:22
Snow falls on northern New York
AccuWeather
11 months ago
1:20
Snowboarders thrilled with Sierra snowstorm
AccuWeather
5 years ago
2:10
Snow fall
Australian Community Media
4 years ago
1:05
Massive snow storm piles up the snowbelt of Ohio
AccuWeather
5 years ago
1:07
Record snowfall in the US
euronews (in English)
8 years ago
0:16
Snow blankets Southern California
AccuWeather
6 years ago
2:14
First Significant Snow Falls at Yellowstone
StoryfulNews
8 years ago
0:20
Yosemite National Park closed due to deep snow
AccuWeather
3 years ago
1:02
Wintry storm spreads snow across the Plains
AccuWeather
3 years ago
0:14
A Sunday morning drive through the snow
AccuWeather
5 years ago
1:04
Snow blankets high elevations throughout the Southwest
AccuWeather
4 years ago
0:23
Snow sliding off the roof of this building
AccuWeather
5 years ago
1:06
A day full of snow
AccuWeather
4 years ago
1:03
Snow blankets the Midwest, giving many their first snow of winter
AccuWeather
4 years ago