Sierra Snowstorm Brings Whiteout Conditions to California’s Lake Tahoe
A powerful winter storm has swept through the Sierra Nevada, bringing whiteout conditions and heavy snowfall to California's Lake Tahoe area. The storm, which began overnight, has dumped significant amounts of snow, leading to hazardous travel conditions and power outages across the region. According to the San Francisco Chronicle, the storm is part of a broader weather pattern affecting the state, with forecasts predicting continued snow through the weekend.
The MyMotherLode reported that the storm arrived as expected, with residents bracing for impact. SFGate highlighted the severity of the conditions, noting that whiteout scenarios have made driving nearly impossible in some areas. SouthTahoeNow confirmed that the cold front is expected to linger, with more snow anticipated for the coming days.
Local authorities have urged residents and visitors to avoid unnecessary travel and to prepare for potential power disruptions. The storm has also prompted ski resorts in the area to issue advisories, warning of possible closures and urging skiers and snowboarders to check conditions before heading out.
Detailed Winter storm watch issued for Northern California
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