Historic Blizzard Buries West Coast in Up to 12 Feet of Snow

The massive snowstorm shuts down major highways and ski resorts, leaving thousands without power.

Up to 12 feet of snow expected in parts of the Sierra Nevada as a historic blizzard hits the West Coast.
Interstate 80 and other major highways shut down due to whiteout conditions and life-threatening travel disruptions.
Ski resorts across the Sierra forced to close as the blizzard brings heavy snow, gusty winds, and power outages.
Nearly 23,000 residents in Sierra counties left without power amid the storm's fury.
Forecasters warn of lingering dangers and significant snowfall deficits being wiped out by the storm.