San Diego's Dream of White Thanksgiving Comes True
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Mountains as low as 3,000 feet could see up to 3 inches of snow, mountains above 4,000 feet could receive up to 8 inches, and ranges above 5,500 feet could get more than a foot of snow during the Thanksgiving storm. Here are some photos form Pine Valley and Mount Laguna.
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Llamas and people walking in snowy Julian in San Diego's East County on Nov. 30, 2019.
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Snow dusted Interstate 8 in Pine Valley on Thanksgiving Day 2019.
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Drivers pull over on Interstate 8 in Pine Valley on Thanksgiving Day 2019 to enjoy the snow.
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Snow blanketed cliff-hugging roads like this one in Pine Valley on Thanksgiving making it nearly impossible to see.
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Snow dusted Interstate 8 in Pine Valley on Thanksgiving Day 2019.
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Fresh snowfall stuck to trees and road signs in Pine Valley on Thanksgiving Day 2019.
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Caution signs warn drivers of working snow plows in Pine Valley on Thanksgiving Day 2019.
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A snow plow clears the roadway on Interstate 8 in Pine Valley on Thanksgiving Day 2019.
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Drivers pull over to inspect tire chains on their vehicle before driving to higher altitudes on Thanksgiving Day 2019.
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A driver installs tire chains on his car before proceeding to higher altitudes in Pine Valley on Thanksgiving Day 2019.
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A snow play clears the roadway on Interstate 8 in Pine Valley on Thanksgiving 2019.
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Snow covered roadways on Mount Laguna on Thanksgiving Day 2019.
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A Cleveland National Forest Sign on Mount Laguna was so covered in snow on Thanksgiving Day 2019 it could hardly be read.
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A father takes a photo of his kids enjoying the snow on Mount Laguna on Thanksgiving Day 2019.
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A puppy enjoys the snow from the bed of a truck on Mount Laguna on Thanksgiving Day 2019.
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A family poses for a photo in the snow on Mount Laguna on Thanksgiving Day 2019.
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A kids packs up a nasty snowball on Mount Laguna on Thanksgiving Day 2019.
