Yes, Yosemite National Park does receive snow during the winter months. The park's high elevation and location in the Sierra Nevada mountain range means that it experiences cold temperatures and precipitation in the form of snow during the winter season.
Snowfall typically begins in late November or early December and can continue through March or even April in some areas of the park. The amount of snowfall varies from year to year, but on average, Yosemite Valley receives about 50 inches of snow each winter.
The snow can create stunning winter landscapes in the park, with snow-covered trees, frozen waterfalls, and snow-capped mountains. However, it can also create hazardous conditions on the park's roads and trails, so visitors should take appropriate precautions when traveling to Yosemite during the winter months.
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