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By Bryan Allegretto, Forecaster Posted 5 years ago November 25, 2019

The Cold Is Here, Next Comes the Snow...

Summary

- Monday we have sun and clouds with breezy conditions. Highs in the 30s. Mountain top winds gusting up to 40 mph. - The next storm moves in by Tuesday afternoon with heavy snow Tuesday night. Moderate snow showers possible Wednesday with scattered light showers possible through Thursday night. Snow levels are very low starting around 4,000 feet and falling below 2,000 feet at times. We could see 1.5-3 feet of snow on the mountains, and 10-20+ inches at lake level. Highs in the 20s Wed-Fri with overnight lows in the teens. Strong winds Tuesday should come down some Wednesday and lighter for Thursday. - We should start to clear out Friday with drier weather into Saturday. The next storm is off the West Coast by Saturday. We could see some snow push in Saturday night into Sunday if the storm moves close enough to the coast. - The storm may stall off the coast with drier weather to start the week of the 2nd, but the storm could push in by the middle of the week with more rain and snow. There could be another storm right behind that one for later next week.

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About Our Forecaster

Bryan Allegretto

Forecaster

Bryan Allegretto has been writing insightful posts about snow storms for over the last two decades and is known as Tahoe's go-to snow forecaster. BA grew up in south Jersey, surfing, snowboarding, and chasing down the storms creating the epic conditions for both.

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