March continues to bring rounds of white gold to the Tahoe Sierra as a first of a four-day storm system on March 14 brought 12 to 14 inches to local ski resorts, with snow to continue throughout the day with another foot at the higher elevations and another 3 to 6 inches at Lake level, according to the National Weather Service.
The coming days will bring several feet of snow above 7,000 feet with the most snow coming Thursday evening into Saturday morning.
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Current conditions as of March 14, 2018
Alpine Meadows | 51”-81” base | 12” new snow
Auburn Ski Club (Nordic) | 12+” new snow
Boreal | 100” base | 14” new snow
Camp Richardson (Nordic) | Open
Clair Tappaan Lodge (Nordic) | Open
Diamond Peak | 34”-46” base | 7” new snow
Donner Ski Ranch | Open (closed March 14)
Granlibakken | 10” base | 8” new snow
Heavenly | 62” base | 12” new snow
Homewood | Up to 128” | 9”-14” new snow
Hope Valley Cross Country | Open
Kirkwood | 69” base | 16” new snow
Kirkwood Cross Country | Open
Lake Tahoe Community College Nordic | Open
Mt. Rose | 35”-90” | 8”-10” new snow
Nevada Nordic | Opening TBA
Northstar | 85” base | 11” new snow
Northstar Cross Country | Open
North Tahoe Regional Park | Open
Resort at Squaw Creek (Nordic) | Open
Royal Gorge (Nordic) | 12” new snow
Sierra-at-Tahoe | 38”-111” base | 9”-14” new snow
Soda Springs | 84” base | 14” new snow
Squaw Valley | 51”-104” base | 7”-15” new snow
Sugar Bowl | 35”-94” base | 12”-15” new snow
Sugar Pine Point State Park (Nordic) | Open
Tahoe City Winter Sports Park | Open
Tahoe Donner | 116” base | 14” new snow
Tahoe Donner Cross Country | 116” base | 14” new snow
Tahoe Cross Country | Open | 10” new snow
