NOAA: 1st Winter Storm To Hit Tahoe = 6-15″ of Snow, 100mph Winds, 5,000′ Snow Levels THIS WILL BE THE FIRST “WINTER-LIKE” SYSTEM OF THE FALL SO FAR. – NOAA, Reno, NV today Tahoe got its first dusting of snow yesterday and people were fired up. NOAA says, if you liked that, you’re gonna love the next system that is forecast to be our first real winter storm of the season with big snow on the […] Weather WeatherBrains | October 29, 2015 1 Comment
NOAA: 2-6″ of Snow for Tahoe This Weekend There is snow forecast for Lake Tahoe this weekend. We know that sounds weird to put “snow” and “tahoe” in the same sentence without the word “no”, but we’re going for it. All the sources we could find are saying about 6″ of snow on the highest Tahoe peaks on Sunday and Monday. We could see 3-6 inches of snow on the mountains above 7000 feet, with slightly higher amounts possible West of the lake along the crest. – opensnow.com The central and northern Sierra is going […] Weather SnowBrains | March 20, 2015 0 Comments
Winter Storm Warning for Tahoe: 12-20″ Above 7,000 Feet for Weekend NOAA has issued a Winter Storm Warning for Lake Tahoe, California. The warning is in effect beginning Saturday evening and ends on Sunday night. 12-20 inches of snow are forecast above 7,000 feet during the winter storm warning. Snow will begin on Friday with snow levels around lake level. Snow levels will rise up to 8,000 feet on Saturday night, then lower back down to lake level on Sunday. […] SnowBrains | February 7, 2014 1 Comment
Smooth Chalk, Rough Bumps, and SNOW On The Way: Squaw Photo + Video Conditions Update With the winds picking up as the storm approaches Tahoe, Squaw saw some chalky goodness today which has been conspicuously absent thus far in the season. In particular, the top half of Shirley Lake was harboring some sweet and smooth turns in places (while in other places she was harboring some sporadic and rather icy bumps). Lift Maintenance has also […] Conditions Report SnowBrains | February 5, 2014 0 Comments
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