According to the Tahoe Daily Tribune:

"Winter returned to South Shore on Tuesday with a storm that dropped several inches of snow at lake level and contributed to a spate of crashes on area roadways.

Between 6 a.m. and 4 p.m. on Tuesday, Nevada Highway Patrol officers responded to 21 traffic collisions throughout Northern Nevada, according to a statement from Nevada Highway Patrol spokesman Chuck Allen.

Five crashes on Kingsbury Grade — including a head on collision, a three car crash, and a four car accident — caused State Route 207 to be closed for about 40 minutes Tuesday morning. Paramedics took one person involved in the four car collision to the hospital, Allen said.

The Nevada Highway Patrol also logged five accidents on Highway 50 west of U.S. 395 through Tuesday afternoon, including two that caused injuries, Allen said."

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