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West storms to bring feet of mountain snow, heavy rain, 50-foot waves
A quick-hitting series of Pacific storms will bring rounds of rain, heavy wet mountain snow, potentially damaging waves and gusty winds to the West well into next week.
These storms systems, fueled by an atmospheric river, will bring in widespread rain, high elevation snow and gusty conditions.
Below is where the heaviest rain and mountain snow are ongoing.
This rain and mountain snow will come in waves as each of these storms move onshore. Lets break down the timings, and a graphic for each day is below as well.
These are subject to change, so check back with us often as this section gets updated:
10″ From Round 1, More to Come
The cold front swept through pretty quickly Friday afternoon/evening. We saw a quick shot of heavy snow for several hours, with snow levels dropping below the base. It’s a beautiful snowy morning in the Tahoe basin!
The storm moved through a bit faster than the forecast models were showing. We saw some post-frontal snow showers into early Saturday morning that added more snow to the mountain. The forecast was for 5-10 inches at the base, and we picked up 5, and 10-16 inches for mid-mountain, and we picked up 10.
So the lower end of the forecast, but we aren’t complaining, as this is just the first of 3 snowstorms we are expecting this week!
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