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"I was really excited, I didn't expect it," said Tamara Alexander of Rowland Heights. "It started hailing at my house and my mom was out at the grocery store, then they came over the hill and oh my gosh, it's snowing."
"It lasted like an hour," said La Habra Heights resident Eddie Liu. "The road, my house were all white."
From West Covina to La Habra, residents saw a variety of wet weather, including rain, hail and sleet.
In the Antelope Valley, the wild weather meant heavy snow, especially on the 14 Freeway where white-out conditions made driving dangerous.
While it's a relatively common sight in the high desert, in La Habra Heights, some residents said they had never seen a dusting of powder in neighborhoods.
"It's really cool, I love snow," said Aidan Alexander of Rowland Heights. "I always wanted to do a snowball fight."
It was fun for some, but the thin layer of snow was potentially dangerous as it coated cars and turned roads white.
