Yosemite National Park in California has reopened to the public after
The US National Park was forced to close on February 29, telling visitors to stay away due to an atmospheric river over California threatening an incoming storm that was predicted to leave Badger Pass covered in over 2 meters (7 feet) of snow.
“Yosemite National Park will be closed starting tonight at midnight due to a major winter storm,” the park announced on
The park had been concerned about potential avalanches, which they will track after the fresh snow over the weekend. On Sunday, the parks service announced that Yosemite would partially reopen to the public again.
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People looking to camp in freezing winter conditions are also in luck, with Wawona Campground, Camp 4, and Upper Pines Campground also opening up on Sunday.