Subscribe to Tahoe Weather Blog’s news feed.
Click on “Follow” and decide if you want to get news from Tahoe Weather Blog via RSS, as email newsletter, via mobile or on your personal news page.
Subscription to Tahoe Weather Blog comes without risk as you can unsubscribe instantly at any time.
You can also filter the feed to your needs via topics and keywords so that you only receive the news from Tahoe Weather Blog which you are really interested in. Click on the blue “Filter” button below to get started.
Website title: Tahoe Weather Blog
As our persistent ridge gets moved out in the Pacific, the storm door is wide open. With La Nina in the rearview mirror, expect more frequent and weaker storms. In the end, expect more snow in the Sierra.
Starting next Sunday (2/15), we will see a series of storms over the next 10 days. Here is a look at the forecast moving forward:
Monday 2/16After weeks of beautiful, warm and stable weather, we are finally seeing the beginning of a pattern change. We talked about our persistent ridge of high pressure being shoved out to sea which could open a storm door. The models are now starting to agree with us.
First things first: Say goodbye to the warm weather as a cold front will begin to move down the coast on Sund...
The dissipation of cooler waters along the Equatorial Pacific (La Nina) is happening quicker than expected. As we move into a neutral ENSO, look for a change in the pattern. Possibly around the last week in February, hopefully sooner.
This particular La Nina delivered only a single impressive storm cycle, and thank goodness it did! So waving goodbye to La Nina is cause ...
As La Nina continues to deepen, so does our dry weather. Generally, we only write columns to talk about future weather pattern changes. However, I noticed a number of forecasters were predicting a return to winter weather next weekend. We are not seeing that. In fact as the Polar Vortex digs deep into the central part of the country, our weather will be above seasonal average...
These systems broke about as bad as possible. Starting with rain at 10,000 feet most of New Years Eve and even New Years day. That put a dent in the snow pack of Mt. Rose. We have several other systems waiting to come in. The snow levels will vary with these systems as well.
Saturday January 3rd