Up to 6 inches has already fallen in some places as a winter storm dumps snow in high-elevation areas.

A National Weather Service map shows the areas in California expecting to receive the most snow from the current storm.

The map below shows average annual snowfall across California, down to a resolution of about 2 miles. The area around Lassen Peak stands out in dark blue on the map — darker hues indicate more snow.

Late winter storms will bring snow to high elevation regions in parts of Los Angeles, Ventura and Santa Barbara counties.

A winter storm was bearing down o parts of California, as well as the Plains and Midwest on Wednesday. Latest updates.

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Two Northern California counties are expecting up to 15 inches of additional snow through Friday as a winter storm batters the region.