The forecast is looking great through the weekend as high pressure dominates the forecast through Sunday.
Not only does it finally feel like fall in the Truckee Meadows but more leaves will change color next week as well. According to ExploreFall, …
The calendar says fall, and so does the thermometer. Tuesday was the coldest start Northern Nevada has seen in months. For the first time this…
Fall has officially arrived in Northern Nevada, marked by leaves beginning to change color despite daytime temperatures near 80 degrees. The color change is driven by environmental factors rather than the date alone.
While you may be antsy for cooler weather, it is not unheard of for it to be hot in September.
Thunderstorms can be dangerous, but they can also provide us with some much-needed rain. You don’t want to get stuck in one, though.
Reno Fire crews put out a brush fire burning near Spectrum and Parr Boulevard.
Most northern Nevada areas are no longer under a wildfire outage watch, but four zones remain on watch today.
The fall like weather moved in quickly after a hot August. In fact, it was the third hottest August on record in Reno since records began 132 years ago, with an average temperature of 78.7 degrees.
The calendar now says September but it feels more so like October with highs in the 70’s. No ridge is in sight, which means the hot weather is…