The Snow is Falling HARD in Tahoe! Here Are the Best Photos/Videos of the First Storm of the Season
It’s September 16th and it looks like winter is coming a little early in Northern California this year! A snowstorm slammed Tahoe this afternoon, bringing with it images of a winter wonderland up in the mountains.
To be clear, this isn’t unusual for the area. The first snow of the year typically happens in mid-September (except for last year’s mid-October snowfall) for the Tahoe area, but it’s still a fun event to celebrate what we love about the Sierra Nevada mountains!
Here are the best photos/videos of the storm:
More early season snow falling at Mt. Rose! pic.twitter.com/FO2jlQ7z1f
— MtRoseSkiTahoe (@MtRoseSkiTahoe) September 16, 2019
Hello, snow! Winter is giving us a tease with some September snow ðŸ˜â„ï¸ There are still two weeks left to lock in your 19/20 Season Pass before prices go up, Sept. 30. Get yours now and see you soon! https://t.co/9Dx0P5RBRA pic.twitter.com/PCvLdWqfG8
— Sierra-at-Tahoe (@Sierra_at_Tahoe) September 16, 2019
Snow in Tahoe! pic.twitter.com/ET7w7eFXH6
— B. Embree (@BrandyEmbree) September 16, 2019
And we have snow in Tahoe. The view outside my office. pic.twitter.com/j0ENqUuXB3
— Steve Kaplan (@ROIdude) September 16, 2019
What a lovely surprise! Now, we know not to get too excited, because we’re probably still months away from consistent snowfall in the area. But it has us dreaming of winter days on the mountain in NorCal.