Early morning snow flurries that continued throughout the day on Feb. 15 brought up to 8 inches of new snow in the higher elevations in South Lake Tahoe, while it dusted Truckee and North Lake Tahoe with up to 3 inches. Dry weather along with a gradual warming trend will return for mid- to late-week with the warmest temps on Feb. 19.
Another slider-type system with gusty winds and precipitation moves into the region early next week. The Lake Tahoe region has a 30 percent chance of receiving at least 4 inches of snow between Feb. 20 and 22.
Snowfall as of Feb. 16, 2022
ASC Training Center | 3” new snow
Boreal | No new snow reported. | 146” base
Diamond Peak | 2” new snow | 40” base
Donner Ski Ranch | No new snow reported
Granlibakken | No new snow reported
Heavenly | 6” new snow | 61” base
Homewood | No new snow reported. | 35”-85” base
Kingvale | No new snow reported.
Kirkwood | 2” new snow | 64” base
Nevada Nordic | 4” new snow
Northstar | 2” new snow | 81” base
Mt. Rose | 4” new snow | 36”-72” base
Palisades Tahoe | 2” new snow | 46”-96” base
Royal Gorge | 1” new snow
Sierra-at-Tahoe | 4”-8” new snow | 40”-50” | Opening TBA
Sky Tavern | 4” new snow
Soda Springs | 2” new snow | 90” base
Sugar Bowl | 2” new snow | 49”-94” base
Tahoe City Winter Sports Park | No new snow reported.
Tahoe Cross Country | 2” new snow
Tahoe Donner Cross Country | 2” new snow | 36” base
Tahoe Donner Downhill | 1” new snow | 45” base
