Snowing in the Sierra September 22, 2017, 01:53:46 pm From snow melt flooding to fires, then back to snow. What a year!Sierra passes closed due to snowfall - SFGate
Re: Snowing in the Sierra Reply #1 – September 22, 2017, 08:45:27 pm Yes, we woke up to an inch or two of snow this morning at Nevada Beach campground at South Lake Tahoe. Terry2003 26.5'RBGardnerville, NV
Re: Snowing in the Sierra Reply #2 – September 23, 2017, 05:31:51 pm When I left the Tetons a few days ago, there was fresh snow on the peaks. I got to Moab, UT and day temperatures in the 80's two days later. Today, four days after getting here, there was snow on some of the higher peaks here. I think summer is almost over... Time to beat feet to New Mexico.Ken F in UT
Re: Snowing in the Sierra Reply #3 – September 23, 2017, 07:35:05 pm Crazy year for weather for sure. I received an automated call the other day in regards to Big Bear Lake here in So Cal. It said that 18 from Snow Summit to Big Bear Lake will be closed due to road work apparently (I thought the message mentioned snow) until the end of October. Heading up there the 23rd but always take the back side up to avoid the traffic and unnecessary hill climb. I thought the phone call was a bit unusual, but a welcome warning.Kent
Re: Snowing in the Sierra Reply #4 – September 24, 2017, 12:03:50 am I can't imagine why Hwy 18 would be closed for about a half a mile. You got some bogus info.
Re: Snowing in the Sierra Reply #5 – September 24, 2017, 02:25:54 am Well now according to this article in The Big Bear Grizzly, the phone message I received is accurate.Highway 18 full closure planned in October | Big Bear Valley News | bigbeargr...I don't make this stuff up.Kent
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