US: Coldest Storm of the Season Buries Sierra Nevada in Heavy Snow 2

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US: Coldest Storm of the Season Buries Sierra Nevada in Heavy Snow 2

Rolling thunderstorms and strong winds swept across California as the season’s coldest storm dumped heavy snow on the Sierra Nevada. The heavy snow created dangerous backcountry conditions, and a large avalanche near Truckee killed at least eight skiers. Ski areas around Lake Tahoe reported significant totals, with more than 40 inches of new snow in 24 hours.

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  • 2026/2/19 12:58:45
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  • Mikako Hoshi via Spectee
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  • Mikako Hoshi via Spectee
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  • Placer County, US Video Recording Date/Time: February 17, 2026 at 13:34h, Video Location: Carnelian Bay, California

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