Unsettled Weather in the Western U.S.; Snow in the Upper Midwest

Coastal/low elevation rain and high elevation snow will extend from the Pacific Northwest into parts of California early this week. Moderate to heavy snow is expected from the Intermountain West into the central Rockies through Tuesday. Several inches of snow is expected over the Upper Peninsula of Michigan into northeast Minnesota through Tuesday. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Mon, Nov 25, 2024 at 2:30:09 pm PST

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Thanksgiving Week Temperature Outlook

A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for the Ruby Mountains/East Humboldt Range and White Pine County elevations greater than 7500 feet from 4 PM PST Monday 25 Nov thru 4 PM PST Wednesday 27 Nov. The majority of snow will fall Tuesday and Tuesday night. Adverse travel conditions will be present over the passes. If you must travel, remember to carry tire chains, plenty of food, a good deal of water, warm clothing, and a flashlight in your vehicle in case of an emergency. Continue to monitor for the latest weather updates.

Periods of precipitation are expected across Northern and Central Nevada tonight into Wednesday morning. The majority of this precipitation will fall Tuesday. Snow levels will start at around 6,000 feet tonight, before dropping to the valley floor Tuesday afternoon.

Precipitation will overspread Northern and Central Nevada this afternoon. Periods of precipitation are expected across Northern and Central Nevada tonight into Wednesday morning. The majority of this precipitation will fall Tuesday. Snow levels will start at around 6,000 feet this afternoon, before dropping to the valley floor Tuesday afternoon.

High temperatures throughout Northern and Central Nevada Wednesday afternoon will be six to eight degrees colder than Tuesday afternoon. Maximum temperatures across Northern and Central Nevada Thursday afternoon will be around ten degrees below normal for this time of year.

After a chilly start to the day, high temperatures Monday afternoon will be near normal. Temperatures trend lower through Thanksgiving Day, and remain well below normal through the weekend.