Screenshot of Grandview live cam at Sierra-at-Tahoe taken at 3:59 p.m. on March 20
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LAKE TAHOE, Calif./Nev. – As temperatures reach the mid 60s in most of the basin and not a chance of snow is in sight, “Miracle March” is looking to skip Tahoe this year. As snowpack melts, possibly setting a record low, resorts have already begun closing for the season. 

Here’s an update on the status of resorts as of Friday, March 20:

Closed for the season:

Homewood Mountain Resort

Closing for the season soon:

Sierra-at-Tahoe: 4 out of 14 lifts open; Closing March 22

Tahoe Donner Downhill Ski Resort: 3 out of 5 lifts open; Closing March 22

Diamond Peak Resort: Upper mountain closed; Lower mountain open until March 29

Heavenly Ski Resort: 16 out of 27 lifts open; Boulder and Olympic lifts closed. Closing April 19

Open:

Kirkwood Mountain Resort: 10 out of 13 lifts open

Northstar California Resort: 11 out of 19 lifts open

Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe: 5 out of 7 lifts open

Palisades Tahoe: 22 out of 39 lifts open

Boreal Mountain: 5 out of 8 lifts open

Soda Springs Mountain Resort: 5 out of 7 lifts open

Sugar Bowl: 9 out of 11 lifts open