In a world where climate change has become a pressing concern, Mammoth Mountain in California has presented a paradox. This year, the ski resort experienced its second-longest ski season, a feat that has left both enthusiasts and environmentalists pondering the implications. Mammoth Mountain, nestled in the eastern Sierra Nevadas, has been a popular skiing destination for decades. This year, the resort remained open from early November until 5 August, a duration that has only been surpassed once in its 70-year history. Such an extended season was made possible due to an unprecedented snowfall, with the main parts of Mammoth receiving … Continue reading 700 Inches of Snow in California? The Unsettling Reality of Mammoth Mountain’s Record-Breaking Extended Season