'It's snowed in Hollywood and I made a snowball,' said Jeff Zarrinnam, chairman of the Hollywood Sign Trust. 'This is crazy.'
When the Hollywood sign was last blanketed with white, it took nearly 400 gallons of paint. Now, in a rare sight, the sign has been coated with snow as Los Angeles and the surrounding areas prepare for a blizzard.a coast-to-coast storm brought freezing cold wind gusts and blizzard conditions
Meteorologists anticipate that the worst of the winter weather will shift towards being centered on California through Thursday and into Friday, prompting Los Angeles and Ventura counties'The National Weather Service said a joint record low of 41 F was set at Los Angeles Airport at around 11 a.m. PT on Thursday, and a measuring station on Mount Wilson—near the Hollywood sign—had already seen 1.5 inches of snow by 10 a.m. .
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