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Tropical Moisture Brings Heavy Rain to Southwest; Strong Coastal Low to Impact the East Coast

Deep tropical moisture surging into the Southwest U.S. will lead to widespread showers and thunderstorms capable of producing flash flooding the next several days. A strong coastal low will develop late Friday and is expected to bring flooding, high surf, dangerous rip currents, gusty winds and heavy rain to much of the U.S. East Coast through early next week. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Thu, Oct 9, 2025 at 6:44:35 pm PDT

A Wind Advisory is in effect for Central Nevada from 11 AM PDT this morning until 8 PM PDT this evening. Blowing dust will reduce visibilities at times. Travel will be difficult, particularly for high profile vehicles.
The next storm system will impact Northern and Central Nevada Friday night through Saturday night, resulting in valley rain and mountain snow. Snow levels will start at around 10,000 feet Friday night, before dropping to about 6,000 feet Saturday night. The majority of this precipitation will fall Saturday afternoon and Saturday evening.
High temperatures throughout Northern and Central Nevada Saturday afternoon will be around fifteen degrees cooler than Friday afternoon. Maximum temperatures across Northern and Central Nevada Sunday afternoon will be around ten degrees below normal for this time of year.
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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