Wadsworth
Wadsworth, NV · Weather
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Strong winds likely, localized forecast
A Red Flag Warning goes through 10 pm Friday night due to strong winds and low relative humidity values. Wind speeds will be at their strongest as a front rolls through in the afternoon. Plan on it being windy for the drive home from work as well. Sustained winds will range between 20-30 mph with gusts up to 45 mph. However, places like Washoe Valley could see wind gusts up to 50 mph. Ridgetops could also see wind gusts up to 75 mph. Thankfully, wind speeds will be light overnight, but it will be windy again Saturday afternoon, but not as bad as Friday.
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Wildfire smoke pushed Reno's air pollutants far beyond routine monitoring's reach, study finds
Wildfire smoke drifting into Reno, Nevada during the 2020 fire season did more than raise particulate matter readings. New research from the Desert Research Institute (DRI) shows it drove sharp increases in a wide range of toxic compounds. Many fall largely outside what standard air monitoring networks track. The study,...
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2.6 magnitude quake shakes homes in Sun Valley area late Tuesday night
A small earthquake rattled the Sun Valley area late Tuesday night, with some residents reporting that their homes shook. Preliminary information indicates the earthquake had a magnitude of 2.6 and was centered about 1 kilometer west-northwest of Sun Valley. Residents in the area reported feeling shaking inside their homes. There...
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Sunny, warm, and breezy Thursday afternoon.
Sunny, warm, and breezy Thursday afternoon… stronger winds Friday with critical fire weather.
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Our average last 90 degree day might surprise you
Reno usually sees its last 90 day on September 21st, which ironically happens around the first day of fall. While you may be antsy for cooler weather, it is not unheard of for it to be hot in September. Last year, Reno saw five days in the 90’s and the year before that in 2024 it happened 11 times. This year it’s only happened twice during the month of September.
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Wednesday Web Weather
A few showers early will clear out overnight. Warmer temperatures are in the forecast through Thursday, with some valley locations rising close to 90. A trough will approach the region Thursday, whipping up the wind and fire danger Thursday and Friday. This system will also cool temperatures below average by the weekend. A second trough will likely deliver more wind and other shot of cooler air Sunday into next week. -Jeff.
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Reno leads 192 US cities in August warming, analysis finds
Reno has experienced more August warming since 1970 than any of 192 U.S. cities included in a national analysis released this month. Average August temperatures in Reno have risen 11.4 degrees since 1970, according to Climate Central, which analyzed temperature trends using data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. That was substantially more warming than any other city analyzed. El Paso, Texas, ranked second with an increase of 6.8 degrees. Las Vegas and Odessa, Texas, followed at 6.7 degrees, while Boise recorded an increase of 6.6 degrees. The long-term trend accompanied an August that ranked among Reno’s warmest and wettest in records dating to 1893. Reno’s average temperature was 78.7 degrees in August, tying 2017 for the third-warmest August since local record-keeping began in 1893, according to NOAA data. Only August 2012, with an average temperature of 79 degrees, and August 2022, at 78.8 degrees, were warmer. Reno also received 1.22 inches of precipitation during the month, tying for the fifth-wettest August on record. More: This Nevada city is heating up faster than any in the US What were Reno’s wettest Augusts? Reno normally receives about 0.24 inch of precipitation in August based on the 1991-2020 average. The 1.22
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Tuesday Web Weather
An area of low pressure will pop a shower or two overnight, clearing by daybreak. The rest of the week looks dry. Warmer temperatures are in the forecast Tuesday through Thursday. A trough will approach the region Thursday, whipping up the wind and fire danger Thursday and Friday. This system will also cool temperatures below average by the weekend. -Jeff.
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Partly to mostly cloudy skies continue Monday, with Reno near 83 and light winds
Clouds closed out the final weekend of summer across the region, and partly to mostly cloudy skies will continue Monday. Despite the cloud cover, temperatures will stay warm in Reno. Expect upper 50s around 8 a.m., with temperatures climbing into the low to mid 70s by noon. Reno’s forecast high is 83 degrees — just above the average high of 82 degrees for this time of year.