And just like that. 'Bam!' Meteorologist Drew Tuma says the latest satellite imagery shows all white, fresh powder in the Sierra thanks to the rain we got in the Bay Area last week.
LAKE TAHOE --Looking at the NASA satellite imagery over the Sierra in October, you can see the brown and barren mountain tops void of any snow.Fast forward to this week and the satellite imagery shows all of that white, fresh powder in the Sierra.
Several of our ski resorts picked up two to three feet of snow from this storm system while some of our highest peaks picked up even more. On average our first significant snow storm in the Sierra happens in late October so it is typical to see a storm of this magnitude in early November.
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