Reno residents should prepare for a hot and breezy Monday, July 21st, as the high temperature climbs to a scorching 95°F. According to the National Weather Service, gusty winds will also move into the area, with speeds reaching up to 25 mph in the afternoon. This combination of heat and wind could make it feel even warmer than it actually is, so stay cool and hydrated.
The wind advisory, in effect until 11:00 p.m. PDT on Monday, could affect outdoor activities, especially in open areas or along roads. If you’re planning to travel, be cautious on highways, particularly on stretches like U.S. Route 395, where gusts may cause driving challenges. Additionally, with the dry conditions, it’s essential to avoid any outdoor burning or activities that could trigger fires.
Extended Forecast:
Monday night will bring slightly cooler temperatures, dropping to 58°F with winds lightening up after midnight. Tuesday is expected to be sunny, with temperatures reaching 88°F and a light breeze around 10 mph in the afternoon. The heat continues through the rest of the week with high temperatures ranging between 85°F and 90°F.
By Wednesday, Reno will see mostly sunny skies and highs of 89°F, followed by a brief cool down on Thursday, with highs near 79°F. The weekend looks promising with sunny skies and a return to typical summer weather, with temperatures around 85°F on Saturday.
Key Takeaways:
Prepare for a breezy and warm Monday in Reno, and stay aware of fire risks. Hydrate and protect yourself from the sun. With similar weather expected through the week, keep your cooling systems in check and stay safe. Keep an eye on local advisories for any updates.
