An Emergency Closure Order has been issued for the San Bernardino National Forest. This means no one is allowed up or down the mountain to places like Big Bear or Lake Arrowhead. Several feet of snow has fallen over the past two weeks and people are still stuck in their cabins as most of the roads are shut down. Now many of the grocery stores are closed after the roof collapsed at one of them. Friday safety officials told people that it may be another week before the roads can be cleared. "Every day we wake up and is today the day were going to see a plow? Is today the day we could move the car out onto the road?," said San Diegan Elliott Gruber. Gruber describes what was supposed to be a fun, four-day trip to Lake Arrowhead The Gruber and Ringhoff families, of San Diego, rented a cabin, and spent the first two days on the slopes. Then, the snow came in so fast that driving back to the cabin from skiing was treacherous and for five days it wouldn't stop. MORE: https://www.cbs8.com/article/news/local/san-diegans-stuck-in-lake-arrowhead-after-massive-snow-storm/509-19fe581b-cee3-4003-a58e-cdcc2408dcfa