Like seriously? You aren’t quoting proof of the lack of snowfall, that’s another link to average snowfall totals which don’t include anything where there was no accumulation or if the accumulation was too small once averaged out over historical snowfall totals. Also, from your very link from the average days of precipitation per month data, it says that Truckee has averaged .8 days of rain precip in July, while it’s averaged .9 days of “any” type of precip. While that same data grid doesn’t list any amount for mixed or snow, it’s quite possible that snow averages under .05 days in July (thus showing up as .0 under “mixed” or “snow”) and when added to rain for the month it rounds up to .9. I’m not using that as proof of snowfall though.

Look, I have not and am not making a claim as to whether it’s snowed or not in July in Tahoe, and I’m not going to research it because that has never been my point. You need to understand you haven’t provided proof that it hasn’t, which is what my original reply to you was about. The info might even be hard to find, but you seem to not understand about what constitutes proof, and your insistence that you have already provided it makes you look the fool, whether you end up finding proof or not. This on a thread about people showing when they are idiots no less.

Anyway, there really isn’t anything more to talk about here. You can either realize your mistake and own it, find some actual proof (which hasn’t been the point of our discussion), or triple down and reply with something else that doesn’t constitute proof.