After a pleasant Saturday, stormy weather returns to the forecast. A weaker system will bring light Sierra snow and unsettled weather for valley locations. Stronger systems roll in Monday through Wednesday. Heavy Sierra snow is possible. Expect wintry travel and be prepared for road controls and delays. Spring arrives Monday at 2:24 PM. -Jeff
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Expect sunny skies, light winds and daytime highs in the low 50s. A weak storm will move in on Sunday with light valley rain and Sierra snow showers. A stronger storm will arrive Monday through Wednesday with heavy rain, snow and gusty winds.
This pause in the stormy weather will hold through Saturday, leaving us a cool, mostly sunny, St. Patrick's Day this year. A weak system will bring light Sierra snow and valley showers Saturday night into Sunday. Stronger storms track our way Monday through Wednesday. Colder weather, lower snow levels, and heavy Sierra snow are all possible with these systems. Stay tuned! -Jeff
Mild weather will continue today and tomorrow with mostly sunny skies, light winds and daytime highs in the 50s. A weak storm will arrive Saturday afternoon with a chance for light rain and snow through Sunday. A stronger storm is expected by Monday of next week with heavy showers and gusty winds through Wednesday.
Quiet weather will continue through St. Patrick's Day this year, with slow warming and more clouds by Friday. A weak system this weekend will bring a few showers Sunday, with possible controls over Sierra Passes. Stronger storms are lining up next week, starting Monday afternoon. -Jeff
We’ll have a break from showers the rest of the week. Another weak storm will arrive for the weekend with rain, snow and wind late Saturday through Sunday. A stronger storm will move in on Monday with heavy rain and snow through the middle of the week.
This storm will wind down overnight, with diminishing wind and decreasing rain and snow by Wednesday morning. We will enjoy a few quiet days. A few showers are possible this weekend, with stronger storms lining up again next week. -Jeff
Another atmospheric river is bringing heavy rain, snow and winds to our area today and tomorrow. Snow levels will start near 6500′, but should drop to near 4000′ by tomorrow morning. Minor to moderate flooding will be possible on some area rivers. We’ll have a little break from storms on Thursday with another weak system arriving for the weekend.
A wet, atmospheric river-driven storm will push into the region overnight and bring rain and snow through Wednesday. Expect high snow levels, and local flooding is possible. Rivers will also rise considerably. Colder, quieter weather will return Wednesday afternoon through Friday. A weak system is possible this weekend, with a stronger one early next week. Stay tuned and be prepared! -Jeff
Another strong storm will arrive overnight with heavy rain, snow and strong winds. Flood Watches have been issued for Tuesday and Wednesday. Snow levels will fluctuate with this storm, starting near 6000′ Tuesday morning and falling to near the valley floor by early Wednesday. Be prepared for rising water levels and travel impacts during this time.
Rain and snow showers will continue through the weekend, especially in the Sierra. Another strong system will heavy rain and snow will arrive on Tuesday. Be prepared for local flooding and very difficult travel, especially in the Sierra. Daylight Saving Time returns on Sunday at 2 AM. -Jeff
A Flood Advisory remains in effect until Sunday morning. Heavy rain, snow and gusty winds will continue through the weekend before the next storm arrive Monday of next week. The areas of most concern for flooding will be smaller streams and creeks, as well as, the East Fork of the Carson River near Gardnerville.
A strong, wet storm will continue through Saturday, tapering off Sunday into Monday. Another storm moves into the region Monday night into Tuesday. Watch for localized flooding and rising rivers, with heavy rain in the valleys at times. Sierra snow will be heavy and wet, mainly above Lake Tahoe-level. Daylight Saving Time returns Sunday at 2 AM. -Jeff
Warmer, wet storms are coming, along with a lot of wind. Be prepared for stormy weather Thursday night through the weekend, with another round next week. Flooding is possible, especially for lower elevations. Be prepared and stay tuned! -Jeff
Stormy weather will continue. A cold system will bring snow through midday Wednesday, with winter driving conditions likely. Warmer storms will move in late Thursday, and affect the region through at least the middle of next week. Localized flooding is possible. Stay tuned! -Jeff
Unsettled weather will continue through the next 8 to 10 days at least. A snow total of up to 2 feet is possible in the Sierra through Wednesday. The snow level will rise late in the week, as a warmer system moves into the region. Local flooding may be an issue in some areas. Stay tuned. -Jeff
Snow chances remain in the forecast through Wednesday of this week and we could see another 2 -3 inches of snow in Reno by that time. We'll dry out Thursday before more active weather returns by Friday.
A strong winter storm will move through the region over the weekend. Expect heavy Sierra snow, with snow down to valley floors at times. Wind will be gusty. The system will also usher in more cold weather that will persist through next week. -Jeff
Mornings will be very cold, with a slow warming trend over the next few days. After a break in the weather through Saturday morning, another winter storm rolls in Saturday evening through early next week. Keep travel plans flexible and be prepared for more wind and snow. -Jeff
Light snow flurries are still possible today as the sun tries to poke through a thick deck of clouds. More sunshine returns for the rest of this week with highs in the mid 40s. Another winter storm moves into our area for the coming weekend with highs returning to the upper 30s. Another 2 to 3 feet of snow is possible for the Sierra with a few more inches of snow on the valley floor.
Snow will continue to fall tonight and travel is not recommended in the mountains. Be careful out there. The weather will clear out Wednesday, followed by a break in the action through early Saturday. Another storm will move into the region Saturday evening and could persist into early the following week. -Jeff
Reno is under a Winter Storm Warning until 4 am Wednesday and the Sierra is under a Blizzard Warning until the same time. Most ski resorts remain closed today as well as area schools. Conditions improve late tomorrow afternoon with dry weather for Thursday and Friday. Another storm system moves into our area on Saturday afternoon.
A powerful winter storm will continue to push through the region. Avoid driving in the Sierra if possible, where blizzard conditions will continue. Valleys will see snow at times through Wednesday morning. Be prepared for winter driving conditions, road controls and closures. The weather will quiet down Wednesday and bring a break through most of Saturday. Another storm will push in that night into Sunday. Be careful out there! -Jeff
A major winter storm system is moving back into our area creating hazardous travel conditions that will run from Monday to Wednesday. Winds in the Sierra will create Blizzard conditions with snowfall totals between 4 and 6 feet above 7,000 ft. Foothill snow totals in Reno will likely reach 12-16 inches with valley locations seeing 8 to 12 inches through Wednesday morning.
Snow showers will wind down through Sunday morning from north to south. More stormy weather will roll into the Sierra Sunday afternoon, with wind, rain, and snow back in the forecast area-wide Monday through Wednesday morning. -Jeff
Snow will continue Friday into early Saturday. More snow showers will pick up Sunday afternoon and last at times into the middle of next week. Be prepared for winter driving conditions, road controls, and closures. -Jeff
Snow will continue in the Sierra through Saturday morning. Valleys will get a better shot at several inches of snow Friday, especially from Reno-Sparks south down the Sierra Front. After a break over the weekend, more stormy weather is likely next week. -Jeff
Snow showers will wind down overnight, but ramp up again Wednesday afternoon in the Sierra. Several waves of energy will keep snow in the forecast at times through early Saturday morning. While the weekend looks dry for the most part, another system is likely early next week. -Jeff
A very windy Tuesday will be the start of a wintry trough of low pressure. This system will push several rounds of snow and much colder temperatures into the area from Tuesday evening through early Saturday morning. Be prepared for winter driving conditions at all elevations at times. -Jeff
We'll have one more day of warm weather on Presidents Day with highs around 60 degrees in Reno. Winter returns to our area on Tuesday afternoon with snow down to the valley floor and strong NW winds. Highs will drop back into the mid 30s from Wednesday through Friday. Snow totals in Reno will range from 3 to 5 inches. This coming weekend looks dry with highs going back into the 40s. We'll have one more day of warm weather on Presidents Day with highs around 60 degrees in Reno. Winter returns to our area on Tuesday afternoon with snow down to the valley floor and strong NW winds. Highs will drop back into the mid 30s from Wednesday through Friday. Snow totals in Reno will range from 3 to 5 inches. This coming weekend looks dry with highs going back into the 40s.
The weekend will be quiet for a change, and warmer. Temperatures will flirt with 60 by Presidents' Day. A cold storm will drop into the area on Tuesday. Expect windy conditions, with Sierra snow and valley rain and snow showers. -Jeff
A dry weekend rolls in with highs in the mid 50s and 60 degrees by Presidents Day! Winter returns next Tuesday night through Friday with several feet of snow arriving in the mountains.
Skies will clear Friday into the weekend, with warmer temperatures coming our way. The next chance of snow comes with a sharp cold front Tuesday afternoon and a trough digging across the region through Wednesday. -Jeff
After another very cold night, temperatures will slowly warm over the next few days. The weekend will be mostly sunny and mild, without travel trouble from the weather for a change. The next storm will drop into the region in the middle of next week. -Jeff
Very cold temperatures are in the forecast through Wednesday, followed by a slow warming trend through the rest of the work week. While we will see some clouds at times, a storm is not expected until the middle of next week. -Jeff
A quick-moving storm system will drop down the coast and spin some snow our way through Saturday morning. While this is not a big storm, winter driving conditions are likely in many areas. After a break Saturday night through Monday, a sharp cold front will bring more snow showers, and much colder weather starting on Valentine's Day. Winter is back. -Jeff
A chance of snow showers Friday night into Saturday will bring a chilly weekend. Colder weather arrives Valentine's Day along a sharp cold front. Winter is back! -Jeff
The mild, dry weather will hold through Friday. Friday night into Saturday, a weak system will bring some light snow. Controls in the Sierra are possible Saturday morning. A sharp cold front will bring a drop in temperatures, and snow showers around Valentine's Day. -Jeff
Quiet, milder weather is in the forecast through Friday morning. A system will drop into the region Friday night and bring snow showers through Saturday morning. The track of that system, and a second, colder storm due around Valentine's Day, are still uncertain. Stay tuned! -Jeff
Quiet weather is in the forecast through the work week. Expect chilly mornings and a warming trend in the afternoons. Two systems will bring more chances at snow. The first will move in Friday night, with system #2 due around Valentine's Day. -Jeff
A winter storm will move through the region Saturday night through Sunday night. Expect a period of heavy snow in the Sierra, with wind and showers for valley floors. Snow levels will fall Sunday afternoon, when valleys getting the best chance at a few inches of snow. Next week will start colder, behind this storm. -Jeff
Temperatures are starting to make their way towards what we normally see around this time of year. The increased temperatures come as two systems are set to come through Northern Nevada. The first is expected Friday and will bring some increased winds. The second will come Saturday night into Sunday morning. It’s expected to bring two to three inches of snow to the Sierra and rain, possibly snow, to the lower elevations.
A weak system will bring gusty wind and light snow to the Sierra on Friday. A stronger storm is in the weekend forecast, with heavy Sierra snow Saturday night through Sunday. Travel delays and road controls are likely. -Jeff
A weak system will bring some light snow to the Sierra Thursday night into Friday morning. A stronger storm is in the forecast for the weekend. Sunday looks snowy in the Sierra, with possible snow down to valley floors late Sunday into Monday morning. -Jeff
Temperatures are on the way up over the next few days. Expect occasional clouds. A system will bring breezy weather Thursday afternoon, with some Sierra snow showers Thursday night. A stronger storm will move into the region over the weekend. Stay tuned! -Jeff
Bitter cold will grip the region through Tuesday morning. After that, temperatures will start to warm and will rise back into the 40s Wednesday through the weekend. Two systems will bring a chance of showers. The first will come Thursday night, with the stronger of the two due over the weekend. Be prepared for winter driving conditions during these periods, especially in the Sierra. -Jeff
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