Reno, NV – A powerful storm system is set to impact Nevada this week, bringing strong winds, heavy rain, and snowfall. High wind warnings are in place through Monday, with gusts reaching up to 100 mph in some areas.
According to the National Weather Service Reno, the storm will bring widespread impacts, including travel disruptions, potential power outages, and increased avalanche risk in higher elevations. Rain will be heavy at times, with snow levels dropping midweek, leading to hazardous driving conditions.
Monday will see strong winds and rain, with temperatures reaching 56°F. Winds may cause downed power lines and flying debris. By Tuesday, colder air moves in, bringing rain and snow showers. Snowfall will increase in the Sierra, with accumulations expected above 7,000 feet.
Wednesday and Thursday will see continued rain and snow, with temperatures ranging from 28°F to 46°F. By Friday, conditions should improve, but lingering snow showers are possible.
Residents should secure outdoor items, prepare for power outages, and avoid unnecessary travel in affected areas. Stay updated with official weather sources for the latest warnings and advisories.
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