Jeff Thompson

Sunny, warmer weather is with us through the work week. A system will bring wind on Friday and a chance of showers and T-showers for next weekend. There is still some uncertainty on track and timing. Stay tuned! -Jeff

Sunny, cooler weather is in the weekend forecast. Expect chilly nights and mornings. Gardeners may want to protect sensitive plants away from urban areas. Much warmer weather arrives next week, with highs approaching 90 in Reno by Thursday. -Jeff

Wind will diminish overnight and then ramp up again on a cooler Friday, as a front sweeps through the region. Temperatures will top out just below average on Saturday and warm a few degrees for Mother's Day. Next week look much warmer, with highs back in the 80s for valley locations. -Jeff

Wind will pick up on Thursday and Friday, as a cold front sweeps through the region. Expect areas of blowing dust and cooler weather heading into the weekend. A new warming trend is in the forecast early next week. Mother's Day looks pleasant this year, with temperatures around average and an afternoon breeze. -Jeff

Wednesday will be toasty, with valleys warming back into the mid to upper 80s. Expect sunshine and 75 for the Tahoe Basin. A cold front will whip up the wind on Thursday and Friday, and usher in cooler temperatures through the weekend. Temperatures will start to rebound again on Mother's Day. These changes will be dry for most areas. -Jeff

The weather will warm through the first half of this week and then cool Thursday into the weekend. A trough of low pressure will bring increasing wind and clouds Thursday and Friday, with cooler temperatures. This change looks like another dry one. There is some uncertainty for Mother's Day Weekend. it looks close to average temperature-wise, but the storm track location is still not a lock. Stay tuned. -Jeff

A passing trough of low pressure will bring cooler, breezy weather over the weekend, with a few showers and T-storms north of Highway 50. Timing for showers will be Saturday afternoon through Sunday morning. After a cooler Sunday, temperatures will warm again next week into the low 80s for valleys and 70s in the Sierra. -Jeff

Clouds will move in overnight and filter the sunshine at times on a warm, breezy, Friday. Expect more wind and a cool-down over the weekend, as a trough of low pressure slides through the Pacific Northwest. Next week, temperatures will warm again back into the low 80s. No precipitation is expected for most areas through next work week. -Jeff

The warmest weather of the year so far is in the forecast Thursday and Friday. Expect 80-degree temperatures for valleys, with highs in the 70s for Lake Tahoe. Expect breezy conditions with some cooling over the weekend into next week. This change will be a dry one. Be very careful with the elevated fire danger over the weekend. -Jeff

As high pressure builds over the area, expect a quick warm-up over the next few days. With occasional clouds, expect the warmest weather of the year Thursday and Friday. Breezy, cooler weather will arrive with the new month over the weekend. There is no good chance of rain or snow through at least the first half of next week. -Jeff

Sierra snow showers and scattered valley rain and snow showers will taper off overnight and redevelop Monday. A few T-storms are possible in the afternoon and evening hours. The chilly temperatures with this system will not last very long. Much warmer weather is in the forecast for the latter half of the week. -Jeff

Warm, partly cloudy weather will hold through Saturday morning. A potent spring storm will roll in this weekend. Expect windy conditions at times. Rain and snow will move into the region Saturday night and last through Monday morning. Expect sloppy travel in the mountains, with controls possible at times over the Sierra passes. Valleys will see wind and occasional rain and snow showers. Expect cooler weather with the change, rebounding later next week. -Jeff

Quiet, warmer weather is in the forecast through Friday. A potent spring storm will bring gusty wind, valley rain, and Sierra snow over the weekend into Monday. Expect sloppy travel in the mountains and keep outdoor plans flexible. Next week looks drier, but cooler and breezy at times. -Jeff

An area of low pressure will keep a few showers in the weather picture through Wednesday morning, especially south of Highway 50. After a warmer, drier trend for the rest of the work week, a stronger spring storm is in the weekend forecast. Expect a windy Saturday, with valley rain and mountain snow developing Sunday. Be prepared for travel challenges and keep outdoor plans flexible. -Jeff

Saturday will be sunny, with a breezy, easterly wind in the afternoons. Expect warmer weather Sunday and Monday. A trough of low pressure will drop temperatures and showers are possible Tuesday into Wednesday of next week. -Jeff

Occasional clouds and seasonal temperatures are in the forecast through Saturday, with warmer weather in the forecast for Sunday and Monday. A trough of low pressure will bring wind and cooler weather Tuesday into Wednesday. A few showers are possible with that system, depending on the track. -Jeff

Showers will wind down this evening and skies will clear overnight. Expect a chilly start to a sunny Thursday. Sunshine and warmer weather are in the forecast through early next week. Valleys have a shot at 80 for the first time this year on Monday. -Jeff

An area of low pressure will keep cooler, unsettled weather in the forecast through Wednesday night. Carry chains in the Sierra, where snow may accumulate on the passes, especially after dark and before sunrise. Valleys will see scattered showers with isolated thunder. Clearing, warmer weather is in the forecast for the end of the week and weekend. -Jeff

An area of low pressure will bring colder weather, showers, windy conditions, and a few thunderstorms into the region Tuesday through Thursday. Expect falling snow levels, with little accumulation. Milder, dry weather is in the forecast for the end of the work week into next weekend. -Jeff

Monday looks like a pleasant day of weather. Expect changes on Tuesday and Wednesday, as an area of low pressure drops into the region. Cooler and windy weather are likely, with scattered showers. High elevation snow and a few thunderstorms are also possible. Warmer weather and clearing conditions are in the forecast for the end of the week. -Jeff

After a warm Saturday, temperatures will cool a bit on Sunday. Expect breezy conditions with the change, especially on area lakes. A bigger temperature drop is likely Tuesday into Wednesday. A few showers are possible. Temperatures will warm again for the end of next week. -Jeff

Sunny days, warm and breezy afternoons, and chilly nights will continue through the weekend. Wind will increase and temperatures will drop a bit on Sunday into Monday. A bigger cool-down is likely by the middle of next week, with possible showers. Stay tuned! -Jeff

Skies will clear and wind will diminish overnight. Expect sunny, dry weather through the weekend, with warm and breezy afternoons. A cool-down is possible next week, but little if any precipitation is expected with this change. -Jeff

Cool mornings and warm afternoons are in the forecast through the weekend. Expect occasional high clouds and breezy afternoons and evenings. A cool-down is possible early next week, but no good chances of rain or snow are in the forecast through at least Monday. -Jeff

Skies will clear and wind will diminish overnight. Expect sunshine, cool mornings, and warm afternoons through this pleasant weather week. No significant storms are in the forecast through the weekend. Another dry cold front is possible early next week, but timing and track are uncertain. -Jeff

Warm, breezy weather is in the forecast through Easter Weekend. Expect occasional high clouds. A fast-moving area of low pressure will brush through northern Nevada early next week. While it doesn't look like much of a system, temperatures will come down about 10 degrees, with breezy conditions and scattered showers. Temperatures will warm again through the rest of the week. Another system is possible for the following weekend, but details are hazy at this time. Happy Easter! -Jeff

Cool mornings and warm afternoons are in the forecast through Easter Weekend, with breezy afternoons and occasional high clouds. An area of low pressure will dip into the state early next week. While the track and timing are still uncertain, cooler, breezy weather is likely. Showers are also possible. Stay tuned! -Jeff

The warmest weather of 2021 so far is in the forecast over the next few days. This streak should hold through Easter Sunday, although more wind is in the picture for the holiday this year. Next week will be much cooler, with a chance of showers. -Jeff

While nights stay chilly, much warmer afternoons are in the forecast, with temperatures jumping back into the 70s across western Nevada as we welcome April. The weather will start to change over the weekend, with more wind expected and cooling into early next week. Easter Sunday looks warm, but breezy this year. -Jeff

Wind will diminish for valleys overnight, but stay gusty in the Sierra through Tuesday. Expect a warming trend through the week, pushing valley highs back into the 70s by Thursday. Easter Weekend will bring wind, with a cool-down. A chance of showers will follow into early next week. -Jeff

The weekend will be sunny and warm, with the first temperatures in the 70s in the forecast for western Nevada. Next week will start with a cool-down, which will come with some Monday wind. This change will be a dry one for most of our region. Temperatures will warm again for the latter half of next week, heading into Easter Weekend. -Jeff

Clearing skies and chilly temperatures are in the forecast overnight. Warmer weather will come our way over the next few days, with 70s likely for western Nevada valleys. Next week will cool down Monday and Tuesday. While some wind is in the forecast, this will be a dry change for most areas. -Jeff

A fast-moving system will bring clouds, wind, cooler temperatures, and a few showers Thursday. Following this winter-like day, expect sunshine and a quick warming trend. The first 70 of the year is likely over the weekend in Reno. Next week looks cooler, but this change will likely be dry. -Jeff

Clearing skies and cold temperatures are in the forecast overnight. Wednesday will be warmer, with a few afternoon clouds. A weak system will bring breezy, cooler weather on Thursday, with a few showers. Friday through Sunday, sunshine returns with a healthy warming trend. A high of 70 is a possibility for the first time in 2021 in Reno. -Jeff

A cold front will bring a burst of snow overnight, resulting in a slippery morning commute for some areas. Gusty wind and chilly temperatures are in the forecast Tuesday, as skies clear out. Wednesday will bring a brief break, before another front drops in on Thursday. While that system looks like it will track east, more snow showers and another cool-down are possible. Much warmer weather is coming for the weekend, with the first 70 of 2021 possible in Reno. -Jeff

The weekend will be mostly quiet and warmer, with increasing clouds and wind by late Sunday. Another storm system will move quickly through the region Sunday night into Monday. This will bring a shot of Sierra snow and valley snow showers. Be prepared for winter driving conditions. The rest of next week looks warmer. Don't forget to roll the clocks ahead one hour Saturday night as Daylight Saving Time returns. Spring arrives next Saturday at 2:37 AM, PDT. -Jeff

A departing area of low pressure will keep snow showers and a few thunderstorms in the forecast through Thursday. Carry chains in the Sierra. After a chilly Thursday and Friday morning, temperatures will slowly warm through the weekend. Another cool-down and chance of showers is in the forecast Sunday night into Monday. -Jeff

A broad, cold, trough of low pressure will bring snow overnight into Wednesday morning, tapering off to snow showers by evening into Thursday. Expect winter driving conditions at all elevations, especially Wednesday morning. Chilly weather will continue through Thursday, with a warming trend Friday through Sunday. Another system could bring colder weather and more snow early next week. Be prepared. -Jeff

A storm system will swing through the region over the next few days. Expect breezy to windy weather at times, with Sierra snow and valley snow showers. The best chance at heavy snow will come Tuesday night into Wednesday, diminishing by Wednesday night. Valleys may see some light accumulations for the Wednesday morning commute. A slow warming trend will follow through the weekend. Another system and temperature drop are likely early next week. -Jeff

A fast-moving storm will bring blustery conditions and a shot of Sierra snow through Saturday morning. Skies will partially clear by afternoon. Sunday and Monday will be quiet for the most part, although wind will ramp up again on Monday afternoon as another system drops into the region. This will bring colder weather and snow showers through the middle of next week. -Jeff

Enjoy a pleasant, mild Friday. Changes will begin with a fast-moving system Friday night into Saturday. Expect a shot of Sierra snow with valley wind and rain showers. Carry chains over the summit. Sunday will be another quiet day, followed by an active weather week. A series of storms will bring colder temperatures and periods of snow and wind Monday through Thursday. Be prepared for winter driving conditions and snow is possible down to valley floors. Stay tuned! -Jeff

Skies will clear overnight. Pleasant, warmer weather is in the forecast for Thursday and Friday. A weak system will bring enough snow to the Sierra for controls on the passes through the morning hours. Next week looks much colder, with periods of snow showers and Sierra controls. Stay tuned! -Jeff

An area of low pressure will move south of our area through Wednesday. Expect cloudy skies and a few showers south of Highway 50. Thursday and Friday will be warmer and spring-like. More active weather will start over the weekend and continue into next week. Carry chains in the Sierra, where snow will develop Saturday morning and be possible again Sunday night through the middle of next week at times. -Jeff

This is a fairly quiet weather week. Expect chilly nights and mild afternoons. Clouds will increase Tuesday and Wednesday, as an area of low pressure tracks to our south. A few showers are possible Wednesday, mainly south of Highway 50. A fast-moving system will bring some valley rain, Sierra snow, and wind on Saturday. After a warmer Thursday and Friday, expect cooler weather through Monday. Next week looks more active. Stay tuned! -Jeff

Another temperature drop is on the way for the weekend, as a mainly dry cold front drops into the area Friday evening through Saturday. Windy conditions, with areas of blowing dust, are possible with this change. Sunday and Monday will be quieter, with a quick warming trend. Another fast-moving system will bring a slight chance of snow showers Monday night into Tuesday. For more widespread, wetter weather, a larger weather pattern change is possible late next week. -Jeff

Windy weather this evening will diminish overnight. Expect a very cold start on Thursday, followed by a milder, mostly sunny afternoon. Another shot of mainly dry, colder air is due on Saturday. Like this system, it will bring windy conditions at times, with associated wind chill. No good chances of rain and snow are in the forecast through next week. -Jeff

A dry cold front will bring windy weather and colder temperatures on Wednesday. Watch for areas of blowing dust and bumpy travel. The weather will warm on Thursday and Friday, followed by another cold front early Saturday. While snow showers are possible, that system also looks like it will be on the drier side. Stay tuned. -Jeff

Windy, snow-showery weather will start the weekend, followed by clearing skies and cool temperatures by Saturday afternoon. Carry chains in the Sierra through midday on Saturday. Sunday and Monday will be sunny and warmer. A temperature drop is likely on Tuesday. This looks like a mainly dry change. More stormy weather is possible late next week. -Jeff

A weak system will keep showers and wind in the forecast through early Saturday. Keep chains handy in the Sierra, especially Friday evening through Saturday morning. Valleys will see windy weather at times, with light snow possible as this storm winds down. -Jeff

Quiet, seasonal weather is in the forecast through Thursday. The next storm to affect the region will move in Friday and persist until Saturday. This system will bring windy conditions and a shot of Sierra snow. Valleys will see rain changing over to light snow before ending on Saturday. Temperatures will warm through Friday and then cool down again with this change, although the drop will not be severe by February standards. -Jeff