Nevada Department of Transportation (paved highways)
National Weather Service
June 3, 2008
With the warning that Summit Lake is experiencing significant thunder storms with heavy (or hard) rains (unu powma-wunu), lightening (tukwukwetze'pu) and thunder (nunu'a), and hail, on and off, especially during the Memorial Day Weekend, creating large mud puddles and slippery and dangerous road conditions, all roads to Summit Lake are open.
In the near future in the Education Page, we will be posting the links to the three (3) automated weather reporting stations northwest, south, and east of Summit Lake that transmit wind speed, precipitation, and other information on-line so that tribal members who have Internet access can see what surrounding weather information is.
Hope your travels all have rainbows (pe'a-tukwunudu), the sign of goodness.
National Weather Service
June 3, 2008
With the warning that Summit Lake is experiencing significant thunder storms with heavy (or hard) rains (unu powma-wunu), lightening (tukwukwetze'pu) and thunder (nunu'a), and hail, on and off, especially during the Memorial Day Weekend, creating large mud puddles and slippery and dangerous road conditions, all roads to Summit Lake are open.
In the near future in the Education Page, we will be posting the links to the three (3) automated weather reporting stations northwest, south, and east of Summit Lake that transmit wind speed, precipitation, and other information on-line so that tribal members who have Internet access can see what surrounding weather information is.
Hope your travels all have rainbows (pe'a-tukwunudu), the sign of goodness.