This week if you ignore the middle is actually relatively mild, but there is in fact a period of seasonality sandwiched in between. We’ll stay…
A stretch of June-like heat arrives this week, and it could rewrite a few records across the region.
The National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory starting on Wednesday afternoon and running through Wednesday night for many areas throughout the region.
Gusty winds and mountain snow could make travel across the region difficult on Wednesday and Thursday.
A major winter storm is lining up for the Sierra and Lake Tahoe, and it could reshape holiday travel plans.
Freezing fog and light snow could change the drive overnight with slick roads and lower visibility.
Rain in the valleys and snow in the mountains are keeping roads slick, and some highways are closed.
Sandbags are available across Northern Nevada and parts of California, ahead of winter storms that could bring possible flooding.
Inclement weather procedures are designed to keep students and staff members out of harm's way.
Strong winds are expected through the Sierra and Western Nevada on Wednesday, creating hazardous travel conditions.