Still Winter - Northern Nevada and the surrounding areas in February and March 2023
- Spring begins on March 20, but a late February winter storm and early March atmospheric river storm brought rounds of snow, hail, heavy rain and flash flooding to much of northern Nevada and the surrounding regions. By: Randi May
- Updated
Check out this chronological collection of photos and video through the past couple storms around northern Nevada, encapsulating a strong and near-record breaking winter ramping right up to Spring 2023.
- MMJ: Jaden Urban
With an incredibly busy winter season, even come late February, we go out to see how locals are feeling.Â
- Courtesy of Sugar Bowl Resort
Snow plowing at Sugar Bowl Resort after multiple rounds of blizzarding in the last days of February.Â
- Courtesy of Sugar Bowl Resort
Sugar Bowl Resort office on March 1, 2023 after blizzarding in late February.
- Reporter: Faith Evans Photographer: George Guthrie
Faith Evans reports from South Lake Tahoe as crews work to clear up heavy rounds of snow in early March.Â
- Reporter: Makayla Hardy Photographer: Emily Hodge
We talk to the Nevada Trucking Association as they work to get crucial deliveries over Donner Pass on March 2 after a multiple-day highway closure.Â
- Reporter: Alexandra Rae Photographer: George Guthrie
Early in the week, the City of Reno had a clean and safe team walking around letting people know they may be in unsafe areas.Â
As an atmospheric storm makes its way through the region, we take a closer look at the forecasted levels of nearby rivers.
- Bob Deiters
Flooding affects Pleasant Valley, near Cedar Lane, on March 10.Â
- Reporter: Makayla Hardy Photographer: Emily Hodge
Makayla Hardy is live in Pleasant Valley Friday afternoon watching the waters rise.Â
- Courtesy of the Yerington/Mason Valley Fire Protection District.
Flooding in the Missouri Flat area of Highway 208, which is closed due to rain, in Mason Valley, Nevada.Â
- Jeff Deitch
Storey County Sheriff's Office tells us Six Mile Canyon will be closed for an extended period of time due to water crossing the roadway.Â
- Jeff Deitch
Water run off in Virginia City during on and off rain the morning of March 10.Â
- Photo by Pat Plexico
Patrol climbing into patrol shack at Palisades Tahoe on March 13 after a heavy snow night. The resort now has seen 648 inches of snowfall this…
- Courtesy of Peter Morning, Mammoth Mountain
Mammoth Mountain hits 600 inches of snow at its Main Lodge on March 13.
- Courtesy of Peter Morning, Mammoth Mountain
Mammoth Mountain says it expects to break the 2010/2011 season record of 668 inches of snowfall in the coming weeks.Â
- Emily Hodge
According to their website, by March 13, Northstar Ski Resort had received 594 inches of snow in the 2023 season.
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