Late-May Storm Brings Snow, Road Closures, and Wind Advisory
Key Questions
Which mountain passes are closed due to the storm?
SR-4, SR-89, SR-108, and Tioga Pass are closed because of snow accumulation from the late-season storm. Drivers should avoid travel and prepare for hazardous conditions in the Sierra.
What weather alerts are in effect for the Tahoe area?
A new alert warns of potential heavy rainfall on June 6. A Lake Wind Advisory is also issued for Lake Tahoe on June 7, with thunderstorms expected in the basin.
What should travelers know about current road conditions?
Snow is falling on Sierra passes while thunderstorms affect the Tahoe basin, leading to multiple closures. Travelers are advised to avoid unnecessary trips until conditions improve.
A late-season storm is dumping snow on Sierra passes and bringing thunderstorms to the Tahoe basin. Multiple mountain passes (SR-4, 89, 108, Tioga) are closed. A new alert warns of potential heavy rainfall tomorrow (June 6). Additionally, a Lake Wind Advisory has been issued for June 7, critical for boaters and paddleboarders. Drivers should avoid travel and prepare for hazardous conditions.