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Heavy Rain and Flooding Threat in the Ohio Valley

Gulf moisture will combine with a cold front and will bring heavy rain and scattered flash flooding over parts of the Mid-South into the Ohio Valley through the morning and the Ohio Valley and Central Appalachians on Tuesday. Showers and thunderstorms, some severe, are expected over the Southern Rockies/Southern High Plains on Tuesday. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Mon, Oct 6, 2025 at 9:50:55 pm PDT

A quiet start to the week with gradual warming Tuesday through Thursday. The next frontal system will move onshore Thursday with breezy to locally windy conditions for central Nevada. A cold front will move across the region Friday night with cooler and more unsettled weather this weekend.
Look for high temperatures to warm into the 70s by mid-week with lows in the 30s and 40s. Another storm system is on track to affect the area this weekend with much cooler temperatures in the 50s and 60s for highs and 20s and 30s for overnight lows.
An area of low pressure will be pushing across northern and central Nevada beginning Friday and lasting through early Sunday morning. General forecast rainfall amounts will be around 0.10” to 0.40” with around 0.10” to 0.20” in the valleys. Slightly drier conditions expected Sunday afternoon though temperatures will be on the cool side with readings in the 50s.
For northeastern and central Nevada, September 2025 was warmer than normal, and with the lone exception of Winnemucca, wetter than the climatological average. September climate data for select locations below as highlighted in the graphic. Averages and “normal(s)” calculated from the 1991-2020 base period. Elko: September 2025 was above normal with an average temperature of 63.5 degrees, which was 3.2 degrees above the normal of 60.3 degrees, making September 2025 the 6th warmest on record. Elko received 0.65 inches of rain which was above average. The average for rainfall is 0.59 inches. Ely: September 2025 was above normal with an average temperature of 59.9 degrees, which was 1.5 degrees above the normal of 58.4 degrees. Ely received 0.84 inches of rain which was above average. The average for rainfall is 0.64 inches. Ely saw no snowfall for September which was below average. The average for snowfall is 0.2 inches. Eureka: September 2025 was above normal with an average temperature of 61.0 degrees which was 1.9 degrees above the normal of 59.1 degrees, making September 2025 tied for the 8th warmest on record. Eureka received 0.61 inches of rain, which was above average. The average rainfall is 0.57 inches. Tonopah: September 2025 was above normal with an average temperature of 66.0 degrees which was 0.3 degrees above the normal of 65.7 degrees. Tonopah received 2.30 inches of rain, which was above average, making September 2025 tied for the 3rd wettest on record. The average rainfall is 0.45 inches. Winnemucca: September 2025 was above normal with an average temperature of 64.0 degrees which was 1.9 degrees above the normal of 62.1 degrees, making September 2025 tied for the 10th warmest on record. Winnemucca received 0.25” of rain which was below average. The average for rainfall is 0.39”.

 

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