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Snow Sighting Above Lake Forest; Got Any Pics?

It's always pretty here following a storm.

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I was driving along Lake Forest Drive and thought the view of Saddleback Ridge and the Santa Ana Mountains was pretty spectacular today. It's not all that often that you see snow in Orange County.

The National Weather Service that the recent storm would bring the snowline as low as 3,500 feet, well below the local top elevation of 5,687 feet for Santiago Peak.

Did you snap any neat pictures in Lake Forest, Foothill Ranch or Portola Hills during or after the recent rainfall? Upload 'em here by clicking the "Add your photos & videos" link underneath the photos above.

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