An early spring storm will impact the region with strong and damaging winds and mountains snow.
Travel will be delayed on Wednesday due to Sierra snow and damaging winds. Visibility due to blowing snow will be a problem as well. Thanks to…
Wind speeds will range from 30 to 40 mph on Wednesday into Thursday, with gusts up to 55 mph for most locations.
Roads could be slick next week as a storm moves into the region along with cooler air.
A stretch of June-like heat arrives this week, and it could rewrite a few records across the region.
The 2025-2026 winter season was the warmest on record in Nevada from December through February since 1895.
The National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory starting on Wednesday afternoon and running through Wednesday night for many areas throughout the region.
Atmospheric rivers are not only big rain producers, but they can also be big wind producers as well.
Our ski resorts also saw a good amount of snow on Thursday, with many of them receiving at least several inches at the base.
South Lake Tahoe reminds drivers what to do and not do as plows slow to 4 to 5 mph in heavy snowstorms.