Photo: A home in Tahoe is covered in feet of snow on March 5, 2023. Filmmaker Scott Gaffney said he went for a walk along the West Shore of Lake Tahoe and that “every street looks like this. Every homeowner [is] just trying to keep their head above the surface.” | Courtesy Scott Gaffney
Near-record breaking snow has fallen on Tahoe so far this winter, with homeowners and visitors alike awed and at times overwhelmed by the elements. The Central Sierra Snow Lab near Donner Pass measured 48.33 feet of snow for the year on March 6, surpassing 2017—the last memorable high-snow year—by 0.56 feet.
Though Tahoe residents are prepared and equipped for snow, the current deluge is nearly surreal.
Here are nine photos of Tahoe, sourced from residents living in the area.
Full article: 9 Staggering Photos of Tahoe Inundated With Snow
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