Tahoe will soon be too warm to host Winter Olympics

Lisa M. Krieger/The Mercury News
SAN JOSE — Towering Squaw Peak has groomed generations of America’s most elite winter Olympians, from racer Tamara McKinney and freestylist Jonny Mosely to six members of this year’s Alpine Team USA.
But Lake Tahoe’s snow will be too patchy and too wet to host future

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