SAR Staff, Hasty, SVU, and WCSAR assisted the National Weather Service and FEMA in conducting snow surveys on the north side of Peavine. The goal was to ascertain how much water is in the snowpack that could cause additional problems to the flooding issues in Lemmon Valley.

SAR Staff and SVU responded to the Henness Pass Rd. on the report of two stuck vehicles. Before SAR assets were able to deploy, the subjects walked out to staging. There were three subjects from three vehicles.

SAR Staff, Hasty Team, SVU, and WCSAR began responding to the Verdi entrance to Henness Pass to locate a subject that was stuck and out of fuel on Henness Pass Rd. Before search teams arrived at staging, the subject recontacted authorities to say that he had been rescued by snowmobilers in the area.

SAR Staff, Hasty Team, SVU, and WCSAR responded to the corner of Calle de la Plata and Valle Verde to locate a stranded subject from the previous day. The subject had gone exploring in the hills and became stuck. He had a camper on his truck which provided him shelter through the night. He decided to sign-up for OnStar the next morning in order to notify authorities of his situation. Search teams located the subject at the coordinates and transported him to staging.

SAR Staff, Hasty Team, SVU, and WCSAR responded to a staging location approximately one mile up from the large lookout above Incline Village on the Mt. Rose Highway to search for two elderly snowshoers that called 911 stating that they were lost. A cell phone ping placed them near the upper portion of the Incline Creek Drainage. A team of five were deployed from staging to work their way into the location. The weather was treacherous with winds, snow, and darkness. The team located the subjects at the location of the ping, and guided them out along a contour line that was essentially the Incline Flume Trail, back to the Mt. Rose Highway. The subjects and SAR personnel were transported back to staging.