Reno, NV – Residents in Reno are waking up to hazy skies as smoke from the Park and Crozier Fires settles near the surface. This smoke, which is expected to linger through Friday, is projected to fluctuate with improving conditions in the late mornings, followed by the return of smoke in the afternoons due to westerly winds.
According to the U.S. National Weather Service in Reno, the smoke will continue to impact air quality across the region. Alongside the smoke, residents can expect hot weather, with temperatures reaching up to 96°F today. The heat is forecasted to persist over the weekend, with temperatures dropping slightly on Saturday and Sunday to highs of 94°F and 92°F, respectively.
Looking ahead, the heatwave is set to continue into the start of next week, with temperatures peaking at 86°F on Monday and gradually cooling down to the low 80s by Tuesday and Wednesday. Despite the temperature drop, clear skies will dominate the forecast, with no rain expected to alleviate the dry and smoky conditions. Residents are advised to stay indoors where possible, especially during peak smoke hours in the afternoon.
