Reno, NV – Rain and snow showers are expected to move through Reno starting tonight, with conditions lingering until Sunday afternoon. The National Weather Service warns of a 90% chance of rain and snow tonight, with snow levels starting at 5200 feet and dropping to 4800 feet by morning.
According to the NWS, snow accumulations are expected to be minimal, but roads in the area, particularly around mountain passes, could become slick by Sunday morning. A westward wind of 5 mph is expected overnight, with gusts potentially picking up later in the weekend.
Travelers in and around Reno are advised to use caution, especially on higher elevation routes like I-80 and US-395, where snow may create hazardous conditions. Snow levels will fall to around 5200 feet by Sunday morning, and snow showers are likely to continue into the early afternoon.
By Sunday night, conditions will begin to clear, with partly cloudy skies expected. Temperatures will remain cool through the weekend, with highs reaching 51°F on Sunday, and a high of 61°F by Monday.
While travel will be impacted overnight and early Sunday, clearer conditions are expected by Monday, with highs in the 60s for most of the week. Warnings for mountain snowfall may extend through Monday morning.
