Freeze Warning and Winter Storm Watch

A hard freeze is on the way to Virginia Lakes. According to the National Weather Service, temperatures are forecast to drop below freezing starting Sunday, October 12, and may not rise above 32°F for several days. Overnight lows are expected to reach 16°F Tuesday night and 18°F Wednesday night.

A Winter Storm Watch is in effect from Monday afternoon through Wednesday morning. Heavy snow is predicted above 7,000 feet, with potential accumulations of 8–16 inches and up to 3 feet along the Sierra crest. Ridge gusts may reach 80 mph, and 1–4 inches of snow are possible in valley areas along Highway 395. Travel conditions could become hazardous, especially over Sonora and Tioga Passes.

For more info check out the weather report. And the storm watch notice

Make sure your cabin is fully winterized to avoid frozen pipes and water damage. If you haven’t done so already, please secure your plumbing and shut off your water if the property is unoccupied.

The water service is still on in the subdivision. If you have questions about winterizing or the water system, please use the Contact Us page.

Stay warm!!! Stay safe!!!