Reno, NV – Nevada residents are heading toward a significant late-October weather change, with Reno forecast to fall from a sunny 74 degrees Monday to just 57 degrees Thursday as rain becomes increasingly likely. The shift comes ahead of NOAA’s Oct. 26–Nov. 1 outlook, which favors above-normal precipitation across much of Nevada while showing a more complicated temperature pattern heading into November.
According to NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center, the eight- to 14-day temperature and precipitation outlooks issued Sunday, Oct. 18, indicate that Nevada sits near an important dividing line between cooler conditions favored along the Pacific Coast and warmer conditions favored farther east. The outlook valid Oct. 26–Nov. 1 also favors above-normal precipitation across the state.
Reno faces a sharp cooldown and increasing rain chances The National Weather Service forecast for Reno shows Monday beginning with sunshine and a high near 74 degrees. Tuesday brings partly sunny conditions, a high near 68 and a 20% chance of rain developing after 2 p.m…