Summary

- The current storm will wind down through the day on Monday before tapering off by Monday evening. Snow levels should rise from around 7000 feet Monday morning up to 7500-8000 feet by Monday evening. A final 3-8 inches of additional snow is possible on the upper mountains. Winds will be coming down on Monday as well. - We could see a break Tuesday and a few scattered showers Wednesday as the low off the coast moves inland. Best chances south of the lake. Snow level could drop to around 7,000 feet. Highs in the 30s with lighter winds. - We should have a break on Thursday with some sun. Then the next storm looks like it will move in Friday into Saturday. This storm will have falling snow levels and could bring 1-2+ feet of new snow to the mountains by Saturday night. Snow levels could start just above lake level but fall with the cold front, so expecting mainly all snow for the Tahoe Basin. - We may see a break after that to start the week of the 9th. The forecast models disagree on how long the pattern change to a drier pattern will last. They show better chances for a more active pattern after mid-month.

Short Term Forecast