Lake Tahoe tourists snowed in as winter storm forces closure of I-80, Highway 50
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- Опубликовано: 26 дек 2021
- Lake Tahoe tourists stranded in the California resort town share images and videos of what conditions look like after a massive winter storm dumped several feet of snow throughout the Sierra Nevada. abc7ne.ws/3pxOPlb
#snow #storm #laketahoe
Honestly this should come as NO surprise to anyone. The forecast for up to 10 feet of snow was given days ago.
Similar to the people that stay in their house during a hurricane then demand the fire department come and save them.
@@toastedjoe1013
...or walk up to a bison to take a picture.
I learned when I lived in California, they don’t really check the weather there
Exactly. We even brought a generator for that reason. The people running into problems are casuals that came for a stupid Instagram post. They got what they deserve. I'm taking my ATV out tomorrow morning. Lol
@@lorenzovonmatterhorn4756
😉😌😊😀😄😃😁😉
Enjoy it. This is like old California. Might not see this again for years. We should all be a little appreciative at we'll have some water for a few extra months😉
Exactly! This is what I call "things getting back to NORMAL."
They were all warned and chose to ignore the warnings and show up unprepared anyways. This storm wasn't a surprise and was forecasted at least a week in advance.
U n I know most people r idiyata’s
Lake Tahoe is a great place to be snowed in at. Enjoy the holidays safely.
except when the stores run out of food,ect
@@commandingsteel Time for a diet
Open Bar! Woo Hoo!
@@commandingsteel Thats when you go hunting.
No. No it isn’t
Hello from the Oregon Coast ! It is snowing again 7pm Monday 12/27 here in Florence, Oregon which is a very rare event. Temp 29 degrees. The sand dunes are covered with snow and it looks amazing. Our beach also has snow with the ocean waves crashing it is beautiful !
It’s global warming silly don’t be ignorant 🥸
South of Oregon bordering California is buried in snow now.
South of Oregon bordering California is buried in snow now.
@@Dontatme-np5nz It’s climate change. Not global warming.
@@docshlonn4535 It’s Mother Nature….showing everyone who’s boss.
I lived on the summit and have been snowed in for weeks at a time. Thats life there. Got to be prepared.
Way back in 1979 There was a big snowstorm and I got stuck in Tahoe also. Fortunately by the time we planned to leave the roads opened up. But seriously, this is normal weather up there. Shoudn't be a surprise to anyone. The drought has made people forget.
Yo I was working at sugar bowl that Winter.
@@johnh4143 - I just might have skiied at Sugar Bowl during that trip. I'm not sure though. Actually, it was exactly this time of year also. Between Christmas and New Year.
Exactly. This is the way it was. Now everyone is screaming the sky is falling.
@AuthenticFallacy Get a perspective that is less short sided. In other words get some experience.
@AuthenticFallacy You know what trolling is.
Winter in this area.
Happens almost EVERY year.
@Tony Alston donner party 2.0
Lol I know. What a surprise
I don't remember it being that bad previous years
@@kh8655 That's what a member of the Donner Party said.
СНЕЖОК БЕЛЕНЬКИЙ, ЧИСТЕНЬКИЙ ЗИМА 2022 С ПРАЗДНИКОМ 😷🌋
The National Weather Service put blizzard warnings out since Christmas Eve.
Do people not know what blizzards are?
So many people don't think a cow horn is a hook
@@themustardseedadventures2144 Bing confirms Buck F's theory that most cows have horns, but I fail 2 C how that affects snowfall.
@@cliffontheroad cows do have horns
@@BuckFiden33 I learned a new fact today. tnx
🤣🤣🤣
I go to Big Bear every December. Gotta prep for these beautiful mountains, especially in the winter months.
Snow happens. People need to be prepared at all times. Even visitors. Make the best of it, it will be a few days.
Global warming got so bad that it was 77 degrees outside
Snow happens, but this kind of snow storm is pretty rare. I haven't seen that much snow and I live more up north where we get a good amount of snow in Winter.
@@blueflameSM but it happens............. its called being prepared
@@blueflameSM Sorry Jimmy, I was born and raised in the area, and this kind of snow happens on the regular. Granted, we haven't had a storm like this in a little while, but this storm reminds me of the ones we had when I was a kid. There are a lot of houses in Tahoe, mostly the older ones, that have a door to the outside from the second story. These doors don't open to balconies or verandas, and look really funny in the summer time, but they are so you can get out of your house when your front door is snowed in.
I miss having snowstorms where I live! We used to get actual snow on a regular basis when I was a kid and now we just get bitter cold strong wind and a light dusting of snow.
I-80 closes often every winter
Residents are aware of this.
This is early
@@LLCoolPass It can happen in November. Situation normal.
With an increase in population, we naturally have more people that elect to be ignorant, and feel comfortable in being of such persuasion,
Y’all aren’t following the narrative. You’re supposed to be shrieking and reeeeeeeing screaming about manmadeglobalwarmingglobalcoolingclimatechangenewiceage…….”never seen anything like this before” “people actually had to sleep in their cars!”
Really!? This is incredible and unprecedented!?
They love the words “horrified” and “outraged”…..I’m surprised they didn’t slip them in somewhere.
I'm not from the area and I know this myself. Then again I go up to Lake Tahoe and Yosemite twice a year. Can't get enough
Know the conditions ahead of you and plan accordingly. Weather reports of these conditions were posted several days in advance.
It is a bit funny to think people 'not prepared' for snow at a snow/ski resort that is known for....snow.
@@slandshark Many think that the snow only exit at the Ski resorts.
Exactly what I said. Don't feel sorry for them
I was stuck at Lake Tahoe for two days and just got back to the Bay Area. Here's the route, go to Reno--go north through high way 445--then high way 395--high way 36--high way 5. The whole trip took around 10 hours.
I remember 3-4 feet of snow in late September, in the early 80’s. And California history with Donner’s Pass and the heavy snowfalls of this area. Moisture is needed. Merry Christmas to all!🙏🏼❄️🎄🎁😊
I used to live in Loyalton. We got terrible snow so my boyfriend and I built a 10 foot tall snowman!! It was amazing and they put it in the local newspaper 🙂
We are getting cheated out of all the snow cuz of global warming. SO MAD!
@@BrianCarnevaleB26 I hear that. where do you live out there?
@@orbsandshadows8899 NH
So grateful that this will help on the drought next year.
I personally live in Florida, and this literally doesn't even look real to me lol
@Tony Alston - The trash is in California and New York.
Ever heard of the Donner party? That is the same area. Heavy snowfall in the Sierra Nevadas in not unusual.
Lol I hoped on here to say "Day after tomorrow"
But just see this trash talk literally lmao I'm dead people at they're finest
@@ortegonadam -*their
Lmao same I’m from GA we get lucky just to see ice form on the roads
I don't think I would complain about that in the least! We are talking about Lake Tahoe after all.
Canceled my trips there due to kids were sick. Definitely blessings in disguise
Красотища, отличных снегопад, нам бы такой!
It also gets dark when the sun goes down
ski slopes are closed to everyone except employees...they're having the best winter of their lives
They'll probably get a powder run, but mostly they're shoveling.
I'm grateful for the base the blizzard is providing.
Ah, no..............
Finally! Winter in california!
I love winter. Makes me think of home in Canada 🍁
Walking in the winter wonderland!!!!!!!!!!!..
Been in a blizzard like that - in Ohio, in 1977-78. That picture of the door with snow up to the top of the door, that was what my house was like. No power and for weeks after, Ohio had snowplow-made snow drifts 20-30 feet high. Weather was too cold for the snow to melt so it just stayed where the plows put it. All I can say is thank god we had a gas stove - it was the only heat in our house.
Yep. That's when we got snow.
I am from Ohio. I remember that blizzard well.
I’m in northern Ohio also. I wish we would get at least 1 good snow storm each year. Another Xmas with no snow
@@stlhd4lyfe1 I'm in East Central Iowa. Just getting our first snow TODAY!
Happens often. It's just breaking previous averages so it's getting the attention.
Hopefully the local inns aren't raising their prices because of this situation and firewood is in abundance if the power goes out. It's also concerning that the 18 wheelers that supply that area aren't getting to their destinations
Lake Tahoe Resort Hotel gouged us an extra $100 on our second and final night.
Lies again? Jamming of vehicles
I would be HAPPY to be Snowed in, Tahoe is ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL AND AMAZING, I miss it there ...I used to live there, Anyone not used to the snow.. be careful, please be safe....❤❤❤❄❄❄🌨 Enjoy Tahoe No need to leave in those conditions
Not a bad place to be stranded. I love Lake Tahoe!!
Situation normal. A little more than usual for a couple days which is great, we NEED the water for summer.
We were there 2 weeks ago, I loved it! We got hit by the 1st winter storm it was a beautiful winter wonderland.
Shot term inconvenience with massive long term benefits. The west coast needs this, badly.
It’s hilarious how the news people don’t seem to understand that extreme weather is NOT new and unusual…is NORMAL . We live on a PLANET .
Because the purpose of news is to stoke fear
It's aimed at the half with IQs under 100.
@Mike Dunning Trumpers.
That happened the first winter of my move to Tahoe with my wife and two kids. Twelve feet of snow pack that year. Quite a learning experience for us So. Calif. folks. My friends house was so buried in snow that you could walk right over it.
Im one of the travelers currently snowed in at this area lol its a little frustrating that we cant go home but i also understand that the roads are not good and we can just chill in the hotel rooms
But they forecasted this for almost a week….travelers should have been aware of what was ahead of them and prepared accordingly.
@@tammi_michelle yeah i knew there was gonna be a storm, but i had no idea it was gonna hit records and shut everything down
@@HaNguyen-yy7ke front desk told us that if we dont leave when we could, we would be stuck for a week and miss our flight. safe to say we packed our messy hotel room in 10 mins and got up outta there
Not the worst place to be stuck. Looks like some people got an extended vacation.
I lived there back in 1990, it can snow every month of the year, of course snow triggers snowflakes, its a fact! Now i live in Alaska where i see six months of this.
I remember back when accommodations around Kirkwood used to more or less give folks a free place to bunk if you got "stuck" there. Until everyone started doing it. Tahoe is a great place to get stuck, unless you were a Donner.
In shorts and flip flops down here in sunny Galveston Texas and loving it.
Prayers everyone; there stay safe. I live in Wisconsin where we get snow but its more like 30 inches a year. I heard Tahoe is amazing, but honestly that is not a place I would enjoy when getting over 30 inches snow. I was in Houston for Christmas and the temps were in the 70's- I very much enjoyed the warm weather. We did alot of walking one day walked ten miles at Houston Heights, Memorial Park and the Japanese Garden. Have a safe holiday in Tahoe.
Welcome to Tahoe, years ago this was a normal way of life. To many flat landers!
I had absolutely no idea that it snowed out in the mountains in the winter time wow
I drove through from Reno to California in the winter of '89. I'm lucky, it was early winter. I was raised in Minnesota, but that was something else again.
I couldn't imagine 10 feet of snow..lol yikes. I'm from Ohio, the most I recall in my life time was maybe 4ft.
Safe Travels Everyone and Happy Holidays!
Wow it’s actually beautiful 😻
I think so too
until an ambulance can't get to you
no , no it's not
It is beautiful. From afar that is!
@@Heterandria4mosa I thought the same too hahaha sucks to be stuck in the cars for hours/days just to go up or go home
I remember about 5 years back an ex gf and I got snowed in at Tahoe on the way home from visiting her family for the holidays. We took a train part of the way and the bus the rest of the way and on the way home the bus wasn’t operating for 2 days and we ran out of money and had no car to get around or to sleep in. It kinda sucked but luckily the day before thanksgiving the bus routes opened back up and we got home
Was that the breaking point in the relationship?
Sounds like part of the movie trailer for Planes, Trains , and Automobiles 😅😅😅
Happy ENDING are the BEST.
In northern Colorado we got 5 feet in a day wit( drifts just massive, it was so much fun. Lots of shoveling and helping out. It was amazing!
Why do all the news stations in Norther California act like they have never seen snow before.
Because they know if they act like this, they’ll convince their audience that it’s never happened.
@@alitlweird you are 100% correct. I have lived in kyburz for 20 years it’s normal, the only thing weird is the Bay Area tards that come up in a mini van and wonder why they can’t continue up the mountain
Because they’ve been drinking the Global Warming kool-aid and now the truth is hitting them, opening their eyes, to the lies they’ve bought into with the government grants to push climate change. I only pray that this whole region gets 300% above their average snowfall.
@@mybugguypestsolutionshoels2789 Did you know the polar bears are all dead as predicted?
My first trip from the Bay Area up through the Sierra Nevada was 30 years ago, before the current extended drought. I remember looking up to see the plow windrows being 20 feet higher than the rental car. I can also remember the roadside houses with their entrances through the second floor, as the only alternative was creating noticably unstable tunnels to reach the ground floors.
we could only dream of that. sure would kill a lot of tics!
Me too.
The Donner Party knows a thing or two about how bad it gets in the Sierras. On the brightside, it's fantastic news for skiers and snowboarders. Stay safe out there, y'all 🍻
This isn't the first time these kinds of conditions have happened there! People should pay attention to the forecasts because the weather services put out bulletins days ago.
They probably thought it was FAKE NEWS 😂😂😂😂😂
Bay are folk don't thing those bulletins apply to them.
@@xtc996 You're right, and that's why bay area folks are dealing with some of the highest crime rates in the country just in the last 2 years.
Because they're mostly liberal lemmings that just follow their leaders being peelosi and her corrupt nephew.
They think nothing can happen to them until they're actually caught up in a catastrophe, for which they'll still deny because they knew they were dumb and made bad choices.
Sounds like a lot of fun skiing!
Bet the kiddos are loving it
Ya 'll gut ya white Christmas. Love it.
It hasn’t snowed quite that much in a loooong time!
I know you!! ... ♡.
50 years at least
@@trinabaker3186 How do you know me? From where? 😬
Worked with an guy who grew up in Montana in the 1960's. He had old photos of houses in his town with snow up to the 2nd story windows.
Stay...there. Winter wonderland. Enjoy the season. Neighbors help neighbors.
This happens all over the Country in winter. It's the Mountains a ski resort why are people surprised.
Bay are folk think the snow only exist at the ski resort.
You can check in anytime you like... but you can never leave....welcome to the hotel California
2nd best comment
im sure don henley is on the phone to his lawyers as i write this.god forbid someone quote one of his writings without giving him a 50$ bill.
Brutal, I love snow but that's too much for my warm southern blood. Keep warm ya'll!
“It’s terrible we are stuck in our vacation cabin and can’t get to Starbucks , it’s a real emergency!”
There's like two types of weather in the western US, severe rain and snow and severe drought and heat
Being a Professional Truck Driver, they talked of the monster storm a week ago. But I'm a storm spotter also.
Sweet enjoy people!! It’s a good thing not a bad thing
Drive south to Las Vegas keep going until you get to I-40. It goes by the southern end of the Sierra Nevada mountain range and should be snow free. You may hit a patch of snow in the Tehachapi pass but that a low one and shouldn't be much of an obstacle. It will take about a day to round the Sierras.
Thanks kind traveler. I'll round up the oxen and head that way. Talley ho!
@@Heterandria4mosa Better be fast oxen, around that way could add 400 to 450 miles to a trip! I drove past of it in November.
We need that snow in PHILLY. I would even like more than 5 ft or so.
Ooooh that's beautiful
Wow. Stay safe everyone
People take a chance on vacationing in the winter. Nobody knows what Mother Nature will predict. I feel sorry for truck drivers who get stranded transporting our food and supplies. No global warming here.
I miss Tahoe so much. I'm bored out of my mind in the dumb town I currently live in.
@Car Silk where do you live?
I totally forgot this happened “weeks ago”. Here I am super depressed with this dry winter. But watching this made me feel better. Third full week of February will be a charm. It will get back to winter.
One doesn’t experience self-transcendence, the illusion of self only dissipates 🎈
I love the guy who said “I know how to drive in snow.” LOL! No dude, unless you have a snowmobile you aren’t driving any non-specialized vehicle/truck/Jeep/whatever through 4+ feet of snow. 🤣 A Jeep Rubicon with a lift and snow tires is going to get 3’ to 10’ and you’re shoveling from there.
ooh that brings back memories when Igot stuck in Tahoe...
Me too. I even have a photo of my Datsun pickup snowed in back in '79.
Reminds me of a typical winter here in the Northeast. Enjoy 😉
I'm a Vietnamese and wish that Sa PA could be like this to attract more tourists.
I would love to be visiting. I miss having snow during the holidays.
Its not a problem)) from Sibiria with love :)))
Wow snow in the mountains in winter I am shocked
Amazing 😮
When Driving in the Winter especially in the Mountains.. I always carry a Hat , Gloves , Boots Insulated Carhart bib overalls .. Carry a sleeping bag too .. I didn't have them years ago .. but now having cooking stove ect for hiking .. Carry Water and E,ergency Freeze dried food ect..
I remember coming back from a Christmas vacation in Florida, arriving in Phoenix and being told our shuttle to Flagstaff had been cancelled due to too much snow. Even in Phoenix at the time, the temperature was dipping into the low 50s. It took us a week, but we made it back home to the Navajo reservation. 😊
Did these people really think that they would casually drive back home after a snow storm?
People don’t look at the weather forecast anymore nowadays?!?
.Why would you get out in that weather if you absolutely didn’t have to?!?
. People, people, people we must use common sense and be prepared!!!
Anyone living and traveling in that type of weather should be prepared to hunker down in their cars for several days, common sense!
They all on their phones. Too busy to even drive in their lanes, much less pay attention to advisories or common sense.
Meanwhile in central midwest no snow yet, had 70 degree days...
Yea I'm in northern IL and couldn't believe the warm X-Mass we had, it was great. 👍
Stuck in Reno, riding the storm out.
I remember when I was a kid in upstate NY we had a blizzard one night. In the morning, the snow was above the house. 0:43 picture that, but the whole door and the roof covered.
Around 2002 we got snow like near by at the Marine base. We all built a snowboard ramp and literally had to tunnel our way out of the barracks.
Beautiful , though ♥️🎄
I'd be a little concerned about all that snow on the roofs - some of them could definitely collapse - stay safe folks - hope you were all prepared.
They build to handle it there.
Now that is a lot of snow, looks very beautiful though.
It's Lake Tahoe in the winter is this a big surprise
I used to make a killing selling chains on weekends like that back in the ‘80s. I remember not being able to see out my bedroom window for months during most of my many winters in Tahoe.
Great for California's Drought !!!
Helps but we can't know how much it will help for months.
This would be a MILD snow day in Buffalo, NY. I lived there for 6 miserable years. On a normal snowfall day, that door would have 1 ft of sky showing and all the rest snow below. Be happy.
We in Northern Wisconsin see snow events like this. We call them, Wednesday, Thursday. . . . etc.
One reason people never watch the weather! Should know better and you got what you deserved by being stranded and not checking the weather!