Tahoe Daily Snow
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By Bryan Allegretto, Forecaster Posted 5 years ago April 14, 2019
Quick Shot of Snow Monday Night, Then Mild Weather Returns...
Summary
- Increasing clouds and winds Sunday with highs in the 40's on the upper mountains and 50's at lake level. Ridgetop winds gusting to 50+ mph in the morning and increasing to 65+ during the afternoon. A weak system brushes us as it moves through to our north Sunday night. We could see a few scattered rain showers with snow levels around 8,000 feet. - A colder storm moves in Monday afternoon into Monday night. We could see moderate rain and snow showers move in during the afternoon with a burst of heavier snow as the cold front moves through Monday evening. Snow levels Starting around 7,500 feet and falling below lake level Monday night. We could see 1-7 inches of snow on the mountains by Tuesday morning. Strong winds expected on the mountains and highs in the 30's. - High pressure begins to build in Tuesday through the end of next week. We should see the sun return with temperatures warming back into the 50's the 2nd half of the week on the mountains, and 60's at lake level. - A weak system could bring a chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms next weekend. - We may go into a prolonged dry period through the last week of April. We will watch for any late-season storms to sneak in.
Short Term Forecast
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