An arm lift (also known as brachioplasty) is a procedure designed to reduce upper arm fat and skin that hangs down (âbatwingâ arms). If the arm has fat present, but no loose skin, liposuction alone may be performed. For those with loose skin and fat, liposuction is performed and then the loose skin trimmed and sutured.
With an average surface elevation of 6,225 ft (1,897 m) above sea level, Lake Tahoe is the highest lake of its size in the United States. The water temperature near the surface generally cools to 40 to 50 o F (4.5 to 10 o C) during February and March and warms to 65 to 70 o F (18 to 21 o C) during August and September.
The record monthly temperature for August came in 1980 with 82.8 degrees, and the coolest August on record was in 1927 when the average was 70.0. While the August high temperature average is in slow descent heading out of peak warmth, a majority of August days are mid-80s or higher. A breakdown of ranges during the 1981-2010 climate period featured highs in the 80s 58% of the time, the 90s 30% of the time and the 70s 11% â 100s and 60s make up the last 1%+.