Another big storm hit the West Coast over the weekend and dropped more than a foot of new snow to some Lake Tahoe ski resorts. The latest storm marks the third consecutive Sunday snow storm in November. The past two storms have brought anywhere from two to three feet at high elevation areas, allowing several ski resorts to open early for the 2015-16 season.

Check out the snow photos below or scroll further down the page to see which resorts made out the best from the storm.

Although it’s not a Lake Tahoe resort, Mammoth Mountain received a foot of snow. Mammoth opened early for the season last week. | Photo: Kimmy Fasani/Mammoth Mountain
Northstar saw 7″ of new snow. The resort opens Nov. 20, 2015 for the season. | Photo: Vail Resorts
Kirkwood made out the best of the Lake Tahoe resorts and received 14″ of new snow over the weekend. | Photo: Vail Resorts
Squaw Valley/Alpine Meadows skiers and snowboarders are enjoying 11″ of fresh snow today. | Photo: Squaw Valley/Alpine Meadows
Heavenly’s 4″ of new snow is allowing the resort to open up new terrain. | Photo: Vail Resorts
Sugar Bowl recieved 10 inches of snow higher up on the mountain. | Photo: Sugar Bowl Resort

 

Lake Tahoe resort totals

Kirkwood – 14″

Squaw Valley/Alpine Meadows – 11″

Sugar Bowl – 10″

Northstar – 7″

Heavenly – 4″

Other California resort totals

Mammoth Mountain – 12″

Does all the new snow have you jonesing to glide through Californian pow? Book your ski trip to Lake Tahoe or Mammoth today! Our Mountain Travel Experts can help you customize and book your flights, rental cars, lodging and more. They’re standing by at 800-610-8911. You can also get started by filling out a form for a free custom quote.