11/20/2024
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Weather Stories
This weekend's storm, which will continue into Monday, will produce the most snow in one storm we've seen so far this year in the High Sierra.
As of now, this is the heaviest period of liquid precipitation. Friday 4am through Saturday 4am, although precipitation will continue into Monday. There is a 3 in 4 chance (75%) of more rain than the lower amount, and a 1 in 4 chance (25%) of more rain than the higher amount. This is a best case worst case scenario for rainfall. Elevations above 7000 feet will be all snow.