Given the climatic event hitting this weekend, it will be doubly-concerning to hear that there may soon be no physical oil at all in the largest U.S. The Country’s Largest Oil Hub Is Running Dry Shifting our attention to the east, the models are also picking up on some debilitating falls across the Northeast around November 6 (though this forecast is in the unreliable time frame, and so should be taken with a pinch of salt– but it’s certainly something to keep an eye on). GFS Total Snowfall (inches) Oct 22 – Nov 7. The Tahoe Basin could receive 3-plus feet of snow.”Ĭhecking in with the latest GFS runs, the NWS’s projected totals could even be on the conservative side: “Saturday morning may be a good day to clean those drains and gutters ahead of the storm,” they added in a special statement.įor that main event, the service said that after checking with the books, none of the late October reanalyses were this wet (between 19).īy Monday night into Tuesday morning, snow levels are expected to fall to 5,000 feet, well below lake level: “As the system evolves and becomes colder, we’re talking about feet of heavy, wet snow in the high Sierra. “After digging through all of the probabilistic guidance, this event is shaping up to be one for the record books,” the service said. The National Weather Service (NWS) in Reno is forecasting three systems that will impact the region starting today (Fri, Oct 22) with the “main event” hitting Sunday through Tuesday which is forecast to drop well-over 3 feet of heavy, wet snow on the mountains in the basin. The storm is expected to dump heavy rain and record-breaking accumulations of October snow. In California, for example, a powerful winter storm is headed towards Lake Tahoe in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Much of the Western United States bracing for an Arctic blast of record-challenging proportions. This season’s early freeze isn’t just confined to higher elevations of Washington State. Meteorologist Jay Broccolo said: “We’re starting to see snowdrifts build-up against the doors … you can hear the wind blowing through the doors … winter’s definitely back.” Record-Smashing Snow Headed for U.S. Early Season Polar Plunge hits Mt Washington on Oct 18/19.
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