VICTOR VALLEY, Calif. (VVNG.com) — A new storm system will bring more rain to the Victor Valley beginning Monday, along with more fresh snow in the local mountains, including Wrightwood, where Mountain High Resort is preparing for its winter season.
According to a forecast from the National Weather Service (NWS) San Diego issued November 16, 2025, a band of moderate rain will move through Southern California Monday afternoon and evening, followed by scattered showers into Tuesday.
Snow is expected for elevations above 6,000 feet in the San Bernardino County Mountains.
Rainfall Forecast for Victor Valley
Residents in the Victor Valley should expect the following rain totals through Tuesday night:
- Victorville: 0.2-0.3 inches
- Hesperia: 0.3-0.4 inches
- Lucerne Valley: 0.2-0.3 inches
Mountain Snow: Big Bear, Wrightwood, and Mountain High Resort
Snowfall forecasts include:
- Big Bear Lake: 2–3 inches
- Wrightwood: Up to 1 inch
Mountain High Resort in Wrightwood confirmed it received 2–3 inches of fresh snow overnight and anticipates more snow over the next 24 hours. The resort is preparing for Opening Day, which will be exclusive to season pass holders. Snowmaking is expected to begin Monday night.
“Pinch us… we’re dreaming! ❄️ 2–3 inches of fresh snow blanketed the mountain overnight, and Mother Nature isn’t done yet. More snow is expected today and tomorrow, setting the perfect stage for what’s coming next,” the resort announced Sunday.
Previous Storm Totals
The recent storm earlier this week brought notable rain totals to the High Desert. Here are the 3-day totals reported as of 8:35 a.m. Sunday:
- Victorville Landfill: 0.77 inches
- Helendale: 0.81 inches
- Desert Knolls Wash: 0.81 inches
- Apple Valley: 0.81 inches
- Hesperia: 0.95 inches
- Adelanto: 1.10 inches
- Oro Grande: 1.24 inches
- Mojave Forks Dam: 1.62 inches
While the upcoming system is not expected to match the intensity of the previous storm, residents and travelers, especially in mountain communities, should be prepared for wet roads and potential snowfall impacts.
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