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We reached thirty two degrees at the Reno-Tahoe International Airport for the first time this season on Thursday. Making it a cold start to the day for sure. Looking back at the records since 1997, average is about October 20th, so we’re about a week early. It’s been 181 days since we last hit freezing back on April 15th.
Last year we didn’t hit freezing at the airport until November 16th, which is about a month later than normal and a difference of 230 days between our last freeze in spring and our first fall freeze. We didn’t reach freezing until November 4th in 2015 and October 27th in 2014.
It will be rather cold in the valley the next few mornings, with lows in the upper 20’s and lower 30’s. Afternoon highs will be in the mid 60’s Friday and lower 60’s Saturday, before reaching the 70’s next week. Have a great day.
The Truckee Police Department says a crash involving multiple vehicles on Highway 267 has closed the road.
More >>The Truckee Police Department says a crash involving multiple vehicles on Highway 267 has closed the road.
More >>Authorities say the are using a helicopter to rescue a woman who was reportedly injured on Peavine Peak today.
More >>Authorities say the are using a helicopter to rescue a woman who was reportedly injured on Peavine Peak today.
More >>Officers say they responded to the crash on Greg Street at Marietta Way just before 9 p.m. Saturday.
More >>Officers say they responded to the crash on Greg Street at Marietta Way just before 9 p.m. Saturday.
More >>NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Authorities say the suspect in a deadly shooting at a restaurant in Nashville was arrested last year by the U.S. Secret Service for being in a restricted area near the White House.
More >>NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Authorities say the suspect in a deadly shooting at a restaurant in Nashville was arrested last year by the U.S. Secret Service for being in a restricted area near the White House.
More >>Matt Snell was the original bassist in the band Five Finger Death Punch. Saturday at his Tattoo shop in Reno, he hosted Ink for Autism, a fundraiser donating all proceeds from tattoos to the Autism Coalition on Nevada. Snell became an advocate shortly after he met his wife Shannon and her daughter Joy, who is autistic.
More >>Matt Snell was the original bassist in the band Five Finger Death Punch. Saturday at his Tattoo shop in Reno, he hosted Ink for Autism, a fundraiser donating all proceeds from tattoos to the Autism Coalition on Nevada. Snell became an advocate shortly after he met his wife Shannon and her daughter Joy, who is autistic.
More >>Officers say they responded to the crash on Greg Street at Marietta Way just before 9 p.m. Saturday.
More >>Officers say they responded to the crash on Greg Street at Marietta Way just before 9 p.m. Saturday.
More >>Matt Snell was the original bassist in the band Five Finger Death Punch. Saturday at his Tattoo shop in Reno, he hosted Ink for Autism, a fundraiser donating all proceeds from tattoos to the Autism Coalition on Nevada. Snell became an advocate shortly after he met his wife Shannon and her daughter Joy, who is autistic.
More >>Matt Snell was the original bassist in the band Five Finger Death Punch. Saturday at his Tattoo shop in Reno, he hosted Ink for Autism, a fundraiser donating all proceeds from tattoos to the Autism Coalition on Nevada. Snell became an advocate shortly after he met his wife Shannon and her daughter Joy, who is autistic.
More >>Reno Police say 34-year-old Bryana Rodriguez is charged with attempted murder with a deadly weapon and child endangerment after she alleged shot at a man and then hit him in the head with a golf club during a domestic disturbance.
More >>Reno Police say 34-year-old Bryana Rodriguez is charged with attempted murder with a deadly weapon and child endangerment after she alleged shot at a man and then hit him in the head with a golf club during a domestic disturbance.
More >>Authorities rescued a woman who injured herself on the Hunter Creek Trail Saturday afternoon.
More >>Authorities rescued a woman who injured herself on the Hunter Creek Trail Saturday afternoon.
More >>Authorities say the are using a helicopter to rescue a woman who was reportedly injured on Peavine Peak today.
More >>Authorities say the are using a helicopter to rescue a woman who was reportedly injured on Peavine Peak today.
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