12 Aug
Biggest Nothern California Storm In 6 Years
Posted by: Squaw Valley Lodge
A huge storm will hit Northern California Wednesday evening, significantly impacting the Sacramento Valley, with possibly 3-5 inches of rainfall and fierce winds up to 60 MPH. Locals and emergency services are preparing for power outages, flooding, stalled vehicles, and mudslides, etc. Though not ideal conditions for residents, the upside to the monster storm is more powder in the North Lake Tahoe area!
With varying levels from different forecast models, we could very well see 1-2 feet above 7,000 feet and 6-12 inches at lake level. We'll keep you updated as the storm rolls in-of course those powder totals could vary come Friday. The bigger the better! The deeper the snow, the better skiing and snowboarding for the whole family.
With such a great start to winter (late fall, really) you still have time tonight to book your stay at Squaw Valley Lodge and save 50%! Squaw Valley Lodge is offering a 50% discount off nightly rate through December 20, 2014. Reservations must be made by December 8th. When reserving online, use rate code FIFTY. (Reservations that include departures after December 21st must be made by phone.)
This week's storm is just in time for Alpine Meadows' opening day on Friday, December 12th! If you don't have your Tahoe Super Pass, or would like more information on lift tickets and winter activities, visit https://squawalpine.com/.