Snowfall reaches 15 feet in some areas of Yosemite National Park

A powerful winter storm has left Yosemite National Park buried in snow.

A powerful winter storm has left some areas of Yosemite National Park buried in snow.

On Tuesday, officials shared photos of heavy layers of snow stacked on top of structures around the park.Officials say there is snow up to 15 feet deep in several areas of the park.Park crews are working to restore critical services so visitors can safely return.Related Topics

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