Cold air moves in this weekend. Lows will drop well below freezing.

Cool air is moving in this week.

Our recent dry air is not unheard of, but it's not all that common either.

October has now come to a close and it was a dry and fairly mild month. It will go down in history as one of the driest October's in Reno history. 

Anytime thunderstorms are in the forecast fires become a concern. While a thunderstorm can produce lots of rain it’s hard to get the lightning lined up with the rain itself. 

We usually have a few thunderstorms in our area by end of the June beginning of July but not this year. Lack of moisture is a big reason why we've been so dry lately, but that could change next week. 

Nothing says first day of June like frost, but that's what some people woke up to Friday morning. Places like Cold Springs and Minden were at or below freezing Friday morning, and Truckee even dropped down to 25 degrees. As high pressure builds in this weekend temperatures will soar. 

Thursday was a busy weather day with several inches of snow falling in our North Valley’s as well as south of Pyramid Lake.  This was a unique storm that gave the north side of town a lot of snow and the south side hardly anything. 

After a hot summer, some rain would be great this week, and thanks to more moisture moving in we could definitely see some over the next few days.