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Source: Sierra Sun

TRUCKEE, Calif. — Winter has officially clocked in around Tahoe. The region’s first significant storm has delivered snow down to lake level and a fresh coat of white across the ski resorts. And if one storm wasn’t enough to get the season started, there’s plenty more in the forecast. The Sierra will get a brief break from winter weather this weekend before another round of snow arrives Sunday night, followed by a potentially larger and colder storm that could bring feet of snow and difficult travel conditions by midweek. The first storm is clearing the region Saturday, with conditions expected to improve throughout the day. Open Snow and National Weather Forecasters agree that roads should gradually clear, making Sunday morning the best window for travel across the Sierra before the next system moves in. According to OpenSnow forecaster Bryan Allegretto, a fast-moving storm is expected to arrive late Sunday into Monday, bringing another round of snowfall to the Sierra.

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