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Winter Storm Impacts This Weekend

Snowfall Amounts Tonight Into Sunday

Weekend Snow Amount Probabilities

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Tuesday 4 AM to Wednesday 4 AM Snow Amounts

A storm system approaching from the Pacific Northwest will impact much of Northeastern Nevada late this evening through Sunday afternoon. Expect winter weather. Snow will begin near the Idaho border after 10 PM this evening, then expand south across most of Northeastern Nevada tonight into Sunday. The heaviest snowfall is expected to occur Sunday morning between 4 AM and 10 AM. Many valley areas will receive between a trace and one inch of snow, while summits and some of the higher elevation valleys across Elko County will receive 1 to 3 inches of snow. Snow showers taper off Sunday afternoon. Travelers should be prepared for Winter Weather conditions.

A storm system will bring snow to portions of Northeastern Nevada between 10 PM this evening and 4 PM Sunday afternoon. The heaviest snowfall is expected Sunday morning between 4 AM and 10 AM, at which time many of the valley areas across NE Nevada are expected to receive a half inch to one inch of snow. Summits and higher elevation valleys especially across Northern Elko County may see 1 to 3 inches of snow. Mountains of Elko County are expected to receive 2 to 6 inches of snow.

These two images are not forecast snow amounts for this weekend, but rather the odds or probability of reaching or exceeding defined snowfall amounts. The left image shows the probability that a location will receive at least a trace of snow between 10 PM this evening and 4 PM Sunday. The right image shows the probability of Two Inches or more of snow during the same timeframe.

High temperatures this afternoon will trend cooler, though still remain a couple to a few degrees above normal for the date. A prolonged period of northwesterly flow begins this evening and extends through at least next Thursday. Temperatures will be cooler over the coming week.

Early Tuesday morning through early Wednesday morning a winter storm will clip Northeastern Nevada. At this time light snowfall is expected to be confined to mainly just Elko County. Minor travel impacts are possible, especially across summits, and portions of Northern Elko County including State Route 225 from Elko To Owyhee.