"Thinking of hitting the slopes in Lake Tahoe for the holiday weekend? Your best chances for travel is in the next few days before another series of storms arrives, ABC7 Meteorologist Drew Tuma says. If you're planning to head that way for the long holiday weekend - now's the window to go. The next few days are expected to be calm."
"ABC7 Meteorologist Drew Tuma says ski resorts could see 3-7 feet of snow. And if you're thinking of traveling back to the Bay Area on Monday, make sure you do it early before heavy snow arrives in the late afternoon and into the evening. And Tuesday through Thursday, travel will be very difficult as snow up to 49 inches will hit the region."
Lake Tahoe travel conditions will be calm for the next few days, providing a favorable window for holiday weekend trips. Ski resorts are expected to receive 3–7 feet of snowfall from the upcoming storm system. Travelers returning to the Bay Area on Monday should travel early to avoid heavy snowfall late afternoon into evening. A stronger storm from Tuesday through Thursday will make travel very difficult, with cumulative snowfall up to 49 inches possible across the region. Travelers should plan trips around the short calm period and prepare for significant winter impacts during the midweek storm.
Read at ABC7 San Francisco
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