Yosemite National Park has been placed under a winter storm warning by the National Weather Service, with predictions of heavy snowfall and strong winds. The warning is in effect from Tuesday 11 p.m. to Thursday 11 p.m., with snow accumulations of up to 4 feet in some areas. Travel may be difficult or impossible, and residents are advised to be prepared with emergency supplies in case of an emergency.
In Southern California, emergency alerts will be sent to mobile phones for significant hazards, while residents are encouraged to sign up for county alert systems. The NWS also provides guidance on safe winter travel, including sharing travel plans, preparing your vehicle with essential supplies, staying calm if stranded, being cautious around snow plows, and checking road conditions before setting out.
By following these winter driving tips, individuals can reduce the risk of accidents and stay safe during challenging winter weather conditions. Stay informed and prepared to ensure a safer journey on snow-covered roads.
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