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Snow returns to Tahoe; schools open


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Schools are open and most roads in the Lake Tahoe Basin have chain requirements.

Click on the state icons at the top of Lake Tahoe News’ home page to get information about the roads you will be traveling on.

Shovels had to be dusted off Monday morning in Lake Tahoe. Photo/LTN

About 4 inches of fluffy, white stuff fell in South Lake Tahoe overnight. The National Weather Service in Reno says the winter weather advisory remain in effect until 4 this afternoon.

The Reno-Carson City-Carson Valley area faces a hazardous weather outlook for Monday. Expect delays on Highway 395 because of snow.

“A series of low pressure systems will move south along the Sierra throughout the upcoming week. A system on Wednesday will bring the next chance of precipitation to the region, with another system moving in for the weekend,” the National Weather Service reports.

— Lake Tahoe News staff report

 

 

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  1. Bob Fleischer says - Posted: February 13, 2012

    AH!!!…FINALLY!
    I had bad thoughts that we’d have another 1981-1982 Winter, with maybe the same March Madness. I can’t wait to go out and shovel (OK, I’m lying).
    Looks like 4 inches of nice fluffy snow this morning here in the Sierra Tract.
    Maybe I can catch a ride with someone tomorrow to Sierra, or catch their shuttle at Push.

  2. Dogula says - Posted: February 13, 2012

    It’s probably the lightest, driest snow we’ve gotten all season. Unless it warms up a LOT it shouldn’t pose any problems for anyone on the roads. It was almost FUN to shovel!