Yosemite National Park closed indefinitely after storm dumps record-breaking snowfall
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National16 articles from 9 sources across the spectrum· Updated 1315d ago
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2 developments- Mar 1, 2023Yosemite, Buried Under Several Feet of Snow, Remains Closed Indefinitely
- Mar 3, 2023Yosemite National Park closed indefinitely after storm dumps record-breaking snowfall
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Quiet for 1315 daysLast development · Mar 3, 2023 — Yosemite National Park closed indefinitely after storm dumps record-breaking snowfall
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2 viewpointsMountains of snow close Yosemite, other California parks after recent winter storms
Yosemite breaks decades-old snowfall record, closing national park indefinitely
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4 viewpointsRan by 1 outlet· CBS News
Ran by 4 outlets· NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth, NBC Chicago, +2 more
Ran by 2 outlets· KTVU San Francisco, Foxla
Yosemite National Park closes as winter storm buries areas with 15 feet of snow
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1 articleYosemite national park shut indefinitely after breaking 54-year daily snow record
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