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By Bryan Allegretto, Forecaster Posted 5 years ago March 26, 2020

Unsettled Thursday & For the Weekend...

Summary

- Scattered snow showers possible again Thursday, especially over the mountains in the afternoon. Snow levels around 5000-5500 ft. We could see a final coating up to 2 inches on the mountains depending on where showers setup. Highs in the 30s at lake level & 20s for the upper mountains. Light winds. - Mostly sunny for Friday with highs in the 30s on the mountains & to near 40 at lake level. Southwest winds gusting up to 30+ mph in the afternoon. - Saturday into Sunday a weak system will bring clouds & scattered snow showers. Snow levels between 5000 - 6000 ft. Highs in the 30s. Not expecting strong winds with this system. We could see 1-4 inches of snow on the mountains over the weekend, with a dusting up to 2 inches at lake level, mainly at night. - Next week we could see drier weather most of the week as a weak area of high pressure builds in over CA. Some models suggest a midweek system possibly digging far enough south Wednesday for showers. Highs into the 40s to near 50 at lake level, lower if we see clouds or showers midweek. - A chance for a more active pattern the 2nd week of April.

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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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