According to Big Bear Mountain Resorts, this week's snowfall is the single largest here in Big Bear in the last 35 years, bringing up to four feet of fresh snow to Snow Summit and Bear Mountain, which have a combined 16 chairlifts in operation today. In addition to the natural snow, snowmaking at the resorts has continued for the last six days, which will allow for almost all … [Read more...] about Resorts Claim This Week’s Snowfall Is Largest in 35 Years
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Mail Delivery Customers Asked to Clear Mailbox Approach; Undeliverable Mail Will Be at Post Office
If you receive mail delivery service from the Big Bear City Post Office, Postmaster Ron Ward points out that delivery is contingent on your help. In a statement, Postmaster Ward says, “To help us get your mail delivered and collected, please keep your approach clear so the carrier can safely pull up to, and away from, your mailbox. We understand it is hard to keep the approach … [Read more...] about Mail Delivery Customers Asked to Clear Mailbox Approach; Undeliverable Mail Will Be at Post Office
Freshie Freshie Pow Pow: Mountain Resorts Have Excellent Coverage
Big Bear Mountain Resorts have issued today's snow report, which is billed as “Freshie Freshie Pow Pow – Round Two!” As of this morning, both Snow Summit and Bear Mountain have received 28 inches of fresh snowfall in recent days, and have continued snowmaking, so coverage is excellent on all open runs. There are currently eight chairlifts in operation between the two resorts, … [Read more...] about Freshie Freshie Pow Pow: Mountain Resorts Have Excellent Coverage
Views from the BBC Airport, Home of KBHR Radio
Here's the view from Big Bear City in the noon hour or so. The white-out is such that you may not be able to see the snowplow on the runway. Note the berm outside the window of the Barnstorm Restaurant, where Jim and Arloa Gundred are enjoying a meal. … [Read more...] about Views from the BBC Airport, Home of KBHR Radio
Snowfall Expected to Continue Throughout the Day; Snow Levels Could Drop to 3000 Feet
The snow keeps coming down, as we have received several inches (as of 8am) since snowfall began again at roughly 4am. Snow is expected to continue through the day, with snow levels as low as 3000 feet. Today's accumulation will be in addition to the roughly two feet of snow the Big Bear Valley has received since Sunday. For updated weather information, tune to KBHR at quarter … [Read more...] about Snowfall Expected to Continue Throughout the Day; Snow Levels Could Drop to 3000 Feet