Jake's On the Lake  is known for it's lakefront dining and incredible sunset views. It is also the location of one of Tahoetopia's longest-running webcams.  This Tahoe Time Lapse was captured innocently enough on a quiet Sunday in May (May 23, 2021 to be exact) and delivers a dynamic view of the day's meteorlogical phenomena, capped off with a short, sweet Sierra sunset.  Enjoy!  

P.S.: Check back any evening year round to catch and cherish  a Tahoe Sunset in real time.

This is a second Time Lapse Video from July 19th's evening show over Lake Tahoe - captured by the webcam at Waterman's Landing in Carnelian Bay.

This is a second Time Lapse Video from July 19th's evening show over Lake Tahoe - captured by the webcam at Waterman's Landing in Carnelian Bay.

Lake Tahoe is known for its year-round variety of weather phenomena. Recently, locals, visitors and webcam viewers from near and far were treated to a spectacular array of colors and conditions as a mid-summer squall rolled in over Lake Tahoe on a quiet Sunday afternoon.

Spend a minute and take in a full day's view overlooking Lake Tahoe. This Tahoe Time Lapse was captured on February 23, 2020, from the Tahoetopia live webcam located on the upper deck of Jake's On The Lake, a popular lakeside restaurant and barlocated in Tahoe City, on Tahoe's North Shore.

One of Tahoetopia's most visited (summertime) Lake Tahoe webcams, located at the State Park Pier in Kings Beachy, captured this full-day time lapse video of the scene at Lake Tahoe on Nov. 7, 2019.

Watch the view from Kings Beach Pier, anytime, LIVE, here.

One of Tahoetopia's original Lake Tahoe webcams, located at Jake's On The Lake in Tahoe City, captured this dynamic Sunrise to sunset time lapse video of the colors over Lake Tahoe on Nov. 11, 2019.

Short on time?  Skip ahead to the sunset color burst at 1:09!

Watch the view from Jake's, anytime, LIVE, here.

Heavy (literally) snow fell overnight in Truckee, CA. on January 15th. Nicknamed "Sierra Cement" for it's heavy water content, the snowfall at the Truckee Tahoe Airport loaded enough of the thick stuff onto the tailpiece of a private jet parked on the runway to cause the aircraft to tip back onto it's tail.

This time-lapse video, captured by the Truckee Tahoe Airport's live streaming webcam, captured the intense snowfall and the 'pull' event, bringing the plane's nose back down, as it happened.

Heavy (literally) snow fell overnight in Truckee, CA. on January 15th. Nicknamed "Sierra Cement" for it's heavy water content, the snowfall at the Truckee Tahoe Airport loaded enough of the thick stuff onto the tailpiece of a private jet parked on the runway to cause the aircraft to tip back onto it's tail.

This time-lapse video, captured by the Truckee Tahoe Airport's live streaming webcam, captured the intense snowfall and the 'tip' event as it happened.