Yerington, NV (89447)
10:05 PM PST on December 13, 2019 (GMT -0800)
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Elev 4367 ft 39.01 °N, 119.08 °W | Updated 1 minute ago
Partly Cloudy
40.5
°F
Feels Like
40
°F
N
0
Wind Variable
Wind from SSE
Gusts 0.0 mph
Gusts 0.0 mph
Today
High -- | Low -- °F
--% Chance of Precip.
Pressure | 29.93 in |
Visibility | 10.0 miles |
Clouds |
Few
2200
ft
Few 3100 ft Scattered Clouds 3700 ft |
Windchill | 40 °F |
Dew Point | 30 °F |
Humidity | 67% |
Rainfall | 0.00 in |
Snow Depth | Not available. |
METAR KCXP 140555Z AUTO 25013G20KT 10SM FEW022 FEW031 SCT037 08/01 A2993 RMK AO2 |
Pressure | 29.93 in |
Visibility | 10.0 miles |
Clouds |
Few
2200
ft
Few 3100 ft Scattered Clouds 3700 ft |
Windchill | 40 °F |
Dew Point | 30 °F |
Humidity | 67% |
Rainfall | 0.00 in |
Snow Depth | Not available. |
METAR KCXP 140555Z AUTO 25013G20KT 10SM FEW022 FEW031 SCT037 08/01 A2993 RMK AO2 |
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Watches & Warnings
Special Statement
Issued:
2:15 PM PST
Dec.
13,
2019
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National Weather Service
... Periods of wet weather will continue through the weekend...
A series of systems will bring periods of rain and snow to the
region into Sunday. There will also be periods of gusty winds
through Saturday, especially along the Highway 395 corridor south
of Bridgeport where winds could occasionally gust over 45 mph.
The current system today lasting into Saturday morning will bring
lowering snow levels with increasing travel impacts for Sierra
passes during this time.
A colder system is expected late Saturday into Sunday morning
with snow looking more likely down to all valley floors. Light
snow will be possible with higher confidence for areas along the
Portola-Reno-Fallon line to see the best chances during this
time. Up to 2 inches of snow is possible for these areas by
Sunday morning. This includes the Reno-Sparks Metro area. Keep in
mind that it doesn't take much snow to bring travel difficulties.
Bottom line: travel is likely to be difficult for weekend travel
and ski traffic crossing over the Sierra starting Friday afternoon,
with slick conditions possible for portions of western Nevada
Saturday night into Sunday. Make sure you are ready for winter
driving conditions and allow extra time to reach your destination.
Check with caltrans or ndot for the latest travel restrictions
before leaving for your destination.
Http://weather.Gov/Reno
455 am PST Fri Dec 13 2019
... Periods of wet weather will continue through the weekend...
A series of systems will bring periods of rain and snow to the
region into Sunday. There will also be periods of gusty winds
through Saturday, especially along the Highway 395 corridor south
of Bridgeport where winds could periodically gust over 45 mph.
A system today into Saturday morning will bring lowering snow
levels with increasing travel impacts for Sierra passes by this
afternoon and evening.
A colder system is expected late Saturday into Sunday morning
with snow possible down to all valley floors. Light snow will be
possible for many locations; however, we aren't able to pin down
the location for the heaviest snow at this time. Keep in mind
that it doesn't take much snow to bring travel difficulties and
cars could pack down light snow amounts into ice.
Bottom line: travel is likely to be difficult for weekend travel
and ski traffic crossing over the Sierra starting Friday afternoon,
with slick conditions possible for portions of western Nevada
Saturday night into Sunday. Make sure you are ready for winter
driving conditions and allow extra time to reach your destination.
Check with caltrans or ndot for the latest travel restrictions
before leaving for your destination.
Http://weather.Gov/Reno
455 am PST Fri Dec 13 2019
... Periods of wet weather will continue through the weekend...
A series of systems will bring periods of rain and snow to the
region into Sunday. There will also be periods of gusty winds
through Saturday, especially along the Highway 395 corridor south
of Bridgeport where winds could periodically gust over 45 mph.
A system today into Saturday morning will bring lowering snow
levels with increasing travel impacts for Sierra passes by this
afternoon and evening.
A colder system is expected late Saturday into Sunday morning
with snow possible down to all valley floors. Light snow will be
possible for many locations; however, we aren't able to pin down
the location for the heaviest snow at this time. Keep in mind
that it doesn't take much snow to bring travel difficulties and
cars could pack down light snow amounts into ice.
Bottom line: travel is likely to be difficult for weekend travel
and ski traffic crossing over the Sierra starting Friday afternoon,
with slick conditions possible for portions of western Nevada
Saturday night into Sunday. Make sure you are ready for winter
driving conditions and allow extra time to reach your destination.
Check with caltrans or ndot for the latest travel restrictions
before leaving for your destination.
Http://weather.Gov/Reno