It will be warm and a bit breezy today, but not as warm or as breezy as yesterday. Temperatures continue to slide down through the week.

Partly cloudy overnight... mostly sunny, warm and breezy on Tuesday afternoon. Cooler by weeks end... and a slight chance for showers.

Wind moves in this afternoon, but temperatures stay well above normal. The temperatures slowly slide down as we go through the workweek.

Monday warm but windy. Chance of rain next weekend.

Beautiful weather is ahead. Warm and sunny.

Sunny and warm weekend under clear skies.

More sunshine and warming temperatures as we roll through the weekend. Highs Sunday in the mid and upper seventies. A slight cooling trend the middle of next week with highs in the lower seventies, but still above average.

At least seven homes and a hog farm were destroyed after rare nighttime tornadoes reportedly ripped through sparsely populated counties on the southeastern Colorado plains.

We started around freezing this morning but sunshine and calm conditions will make the afternoon feel great.

Clearing and cold as we move overnight into Friday morning. A gradual warming trend this weekend with highs in the low seventies.

We replace wet weather with windy conditions as the day goes on. Behind the wind come some cold air to start your Friday morning.

Windy on Thursday with cool temperatures and rain showers in the forecast. A wind advisory has been issued for much of Western Nevada for Thursday afternoon. A gradual warming trend as we head into the weekend.

Wet, cooler and windy weather all moving in over the next 48 hours.

Mainly cloudy and windy on Wednesday with scattered rain showers and thunderstorms. Cooler yet on Thursday with highs only in the upper fifties. We will see a gradual warming trend as we head into the weekend.

No more record heat, but we still have a few chances for wet weather as the week goes on.

Isolated thunderstorms back in the forecast for Tuesday. Much cooler by Thursday and Friday. We could even see a little snow in the Sierra on Wednesday night.

This is the last day of the record breaking heatwave. Along with the heat comes a chance for severe thunderstorms.

Heavy rain in nine states and snow in six others. Widespread power outages possible with heavy snow sticking to tree leaves.

Severe thunderstorms have been reported east of Reno in the Fallon area as of 9pm this Sunday night.

Cooler weather by Thursday with rain likely (even Monday afternoon).

Mainly sunny and warm Sunday... with a record breaking forecast. A high of 87° would eclipse the old record of 84°. There is a significant cool down coming the middle of next week.

Great looking weekend. Sunny and warm with highs in the mid eighties... we could even see another record fall on Sunday. Fridays high of 84° tied the old record set in 2009.

The white-capped volcano that looms over Mexico City emitted a terrifying low-pitched roar Friday and spewed roiling towers of ash and steam as it vented the pressure built up by a massive chamber of magma beneath its slopes. Authorities prepared evacuation routes, ambulances and shelters in the event of a bigger explosion.

We have a heatwave for your weekend. It is not a "middle of the summer" heatwave, but it could be record setting for the month of April.

Mainly sunny and warm as we head into the weekend. There will be a few clouds popping up on Friday afternoon, as highs climb into the low eighties.