TRUCKEE – Heavy snow is expected for most of St. Patrick's Day on Monday in the Sierra Nevada as another storm system moves through Northern California.
For the Sacramento Valley, some precipitation and thunderstorms are possible through the evening hours.
The high country is where a good chunk of the weather action will be, however.
Snow is coming down above 4000 feet near Drum Forebay @GoodDaySac @CBSSacramento #snow #sierrasnow #skiing #roadconditions pic.twitter.com/K2O24NXLzK
— DG (@CameraGuyDave1) March 17, 2025A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for the Northern Sierra until 11 p.m. Monday, with around 4-10" of snow expected for the 4,500' and up to 2' of snow possible for elevations above the 5,000' mark.
Strong wind gusts of up to 50 mph are also expected.
As of Monday morning, chain controls are already in effect on both Interstate 80 and Highway 50. The I-80 controls are from 2.1 miles east of Baxter to Hirschdale Road eastbound and from Truckee to 3.4 miles east of Gold Run westbound.
Chains required in the Sierra! Currently 2- miles East of Baxter. @GoodDaySac @CBSSacramento pic.twitter.com/NeRJnY01v8
— DG (@CameraGuyDave1) March 17, 2025Highway 50's chain controls are in effect from Twin Bridges to Meyers.
Authorities like the National Weather Service are warning that visibility could be a problem, thus they are discouraging travel.
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