The second storm system was now approaching Freel/Jobs Sister and it was getting quite dark. Hawkins (and Pickett to its right) was outside the clouds and still getting sun.

Like the previous one, the second storm rolled into Tahoe over Armstrong/Luther Passes (right beind Freel).

Some one absconded with the "Jobs Sister" sign in the past week. They also cleaned out the toolbox.

Heading over to Freel as the storm cloud rolls by behind it. Off in the distance, Pyramid Peak and the Crystal Range were still getting sun.

This storm parked itself over the lake and sat there for a bit.

No more storm waves behind the second. It was now looking quite pleasant toward Carson Pass (88/89 junction in that valley)

Like the last time, there were folks on Freel. (Pretty impressed with the telephoto on this camera)

This is the same shot unzoomed. The large snowfield between the two summits had completely melted out in the last week.

Approaching the steep sandy slog up to the Freel summit. Someone with a death wish had glissaded down that snowfield to the right.