A Red Flag Warning is in effect for portions of Northeastern Nevada from 9 AM PDT until 5 PM PDT today due to isolated to scattered dry thunderstorms and erratic wind gusts. "Dry thunderstorms" are thunderstorms that produce little or no rainfall at the surface. In combination with arid fuels (i.e. vegetation), dry thunderstorms can ignite wildfires with lightning, but will not produce much rain to put the wildfires out.
Warm temperatures are expected next week across northern and central Nevada. Shown in the image are the probability of temperatures greater than 90F for Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday afternoon. There is a slight increase in the seventy percent and higher coverage of temperatures greater than 90F for Wednesday as highs warm into the mid to upper 90s in the valleys.
High temperatures throughout Northern and Central Nevada this afternoon and Sunday afternoon will be in the 80s. Look for afternoon high temperatures to go back up into the 90s by Monday and through the week.
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