yeah its not any turns being made yet but yes we have new snow and yes it looks like we are on the reload cycle!!

Labels: Driving, Lake Tahoe, Snow, Truckee, Winter

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Yeah I know how jealous everybody is!!

Labels: old school, RMK 800, Snow, Snowmobile, Winter

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 caveman77
amazing!! the next snowmobiles should just be like hovercraft style, so no matter how deep it is....

# : January 29, 2009 9:39 PM

 

 Bosco
Thats bad ass

# : January 31, 2009 1:07 AM

 

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Maybe its a bit early to get really excited but this weather statement makes it sound like this week could be FUN!!!

TWO AREAS OF LOW PRESSURE WILL AFFECT THE REGION THIS WEEK. THE
FIRST ARRIVES TUESDAY AND THE SECOND BY LATE THANKSGIVING DAY INTO
EARLY FRIDAY.

RAIN AND SNOW WITH THE FIRST SYSTEM IS FORECAST TO REACH THE
CENTRAL SIERRA ON TUESDAY AND SPREAD INTO WESTERN NEVADA ON
TUESDAY NIGHT AND WEDNESDAY AS THE LOW MOVES ONSHORE. THIS SYSTEM
WILL BRING DOWN SNOW LEVELS TO 5500 TO 6000 FEET ACROSS THE
REGION FOR TUESDAY NIGHT AND WEDNESDAY. THERE IS POTENTIAL FOR
SIGNIFICANT SNOW ACCUMULATIONS IN THE SIERRA SOUTH OF LAKE TAHOE
TO MAMMOTH LAKES.

THE TRACK OF THE SECOND SYSTEM REMAINS QUITE UNCERTAIN AS IT DROPS
OUT OF THE GULF OF ALASKA. FORECAST MODELS ARE INDICATING THIS
SYSTEM COULD MOVE SOUTH ALONG THE SIERRA OR REMAIN JUST OFF THE
CALIFORNIA COAST. HOWEVER CONFIDENCE THAT THE STORM WILL AFFECT THE
AREA LATE THANKSGIVING DAY OR EARLY FRIDAY IS INCREASING. FORECAST
MODELS INDICATE THE SYSTEM MAY LINGER OVER THE REGION INTO SATURDAY...
WITH COLD AND MOIST CONDITIONS. SNOW LEVELS MAY DROP BELOW 5000
FEET IF THE STORM MOVES SOUTH ALONG THE SIERRA WHILE SNOW LEVELS
WOULD BE HIGHER IF THE SYSTEM REMAINS OFFSHORE. THE MOST LIKELY
TIME FRAME FOR POTENTIAL SIGNIFICANT SNOWS IN THE SIERRA IS FROM LATE
THANKSGIVING DAY INTO FRIDAY. LIGHT ACCUMULATIONS MAY BE POSSIBLE
FOR ELEVATIONS BELOW 5500 FEET...INCLUDING PORTIONS OF WESTERN
NEVADA.

IF YOU HAVE TRAVEL PLANS FOR THE THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY IN THE
SIERRA AND WESTERN NEVADA...BE PREPARED FOR WINTER DRIVING
CONDITIONS. CHECK OUR WEBSITE AT WWW.WEATHER.GOV/RENO FOR UPDATES
ON HOW THESE STORMS MAY IMPACT HOLIDAY TRAVEL.

Labels: Lake Tahoe, Lake Tahoe Snow, Snow, Travel, Winter

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GOOD MORNING TO SNOW!! So hopefully everyone is making out to the polls safely this morning. If you live in the Tahoe area you were greeted with a treat of our first real snowfall. Not that this will be enough to get any of the resorts firing up the lifts but rumor has it that Boreal may have a go at it this Friday. We will keep you posted as Shaydar teases us with Tahoe's first resort to open as they usually do. Hopefully once we get some blue back in the sky later today we can go out and snap some updated shots... just to make you drool!

Labels: Boreal Ski Area, Lake Tahoe, Snow, Travel, Winter

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On my drive in this morning I had to pull over and snap this shot of Northstar, hopefully the storm will track our way and help Tahoe start this season off right!

Labels: Lake Tahoe, Northstar at tahoe, Snow, Travel, Truckee, Winter

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Here are a few pics of the Lake Tahoe and the snow that I took this morning. The steam coming of the lake is so eerie!

Labels: Lake Tahoe, Snow

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I just wanted to share a quick glimpse of Mt Rose before it got swallowed up again by more passing snow bands... winter is so close...

Labels: Lake Tahoe Snow, Mount Rose, Mt Rose, Snow

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We all know what this is and we all know what this means.  i think i just wet my pants. photo taken 10-9-08

Labels: blowing, Boreal Ski Area, first snow of year, Lake Tahoe, making snow, Snow, Zak Shelhamer

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 Chappy
uhhhhhhh...that's all you got Zak? Can you march back up Sunday morning after another 36 hours to make some snow with Sat/Sun over night low forecasted to be like 12???

# : October 11, 2008 12:32 AM

 

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Friday Chance Snow Hi 35°F

Friday Night Slight Chc Snow Lo 13°F

Saturday Slight Chc Snow Hi 35°F

Saturday Night Partly Cloudy Lo 18°F

Sunday Sunny Hi 42°F

Sunday Night Clear Lo 21°F

Labels: Lake Tahoe Weather, Snow

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Labels: Lake Tahoe, Snow, Weather

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Thunderstorms were pretty non-existent this summer, so last night was the first soaking rain we've had since spring that I can remember. If we would've had a little more cold air, this sucker could've produced well over a foot of snow. Instead, snow levels remained about 9,000 feet and never dropped to the 7,500 that were being advertised.

Regardless, snow is snow.....and it got me excited to go see some of it first hand. I had some errands to run in Reno, so I went the long-way around by driving up the Mt. Rose highway. I pulled over about halfway up for a quick shot across to the southwest corner of Lake Tahoe. In the picture below, you can see Mt. Tallac and the Desolation Wilderness way off in the distance.



So then I continued on up Mt. Rose highway to the pass - the highest year-round, open road in the Sierras at almost 9,000 feet. I finally caught up to some white stuff I could actually touch 'n feel...

Labels: Desolation Wilderness, Mt Rose, Mt Tallac, Snow

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 Zak.Shelhamer
Holy poo that was a good find chappy!

# : October 4, 2008 5:18 PM

 

 Anonymous
When does skiing typically start at Mt. Rose? I'll be there on a business trip last week of October and I am hoping for some skiing action...

# : October 14, 2008 5:04 PM

 

 Porters Tahoe
Anonymous: If you cross your fingers and do the snow dance maybe we might start seeing resorts open but I really doubt they will be open that early. Usually Boreal is the first followed by Northstar and Squaw.

# : October 14, 2008 6:15 PM

 

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It maybe only a little dusting... but some is better than none! :) Here are some pics of Mt. Rose.

Labels: Mt. Rose, Snow

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