Here are low temperature observations from select locations in Northern and Central Nevada earlier this morning (Wednesday, February 12th, 2025). Minimum temperatures across Northern and Central Nevada were about fifteen degrees below normal for this time of year. #NVwx

This simulated radar loop from the High-Resolution Rapid Refresh computer model depicts snow overspreading Northern and Central Nevada Thursday morning. Snow may change to rain below 5,000 feet Thursday afternoon, before changing back to snow Thursday evening. #NVwx

Snow ahead of the next storm system will overspread Northern and Central Nevada Thursday morning. Periods of snow are expected Thursday afternoon through early Saturday morning. The majority of snow will fall Thursday. #nvwx

A late week storm system will bring snowfall and gusty winds to northern and central NV. Snowfall amounts have reached criteria for Winter Storm Advisories and a Winter Storm Warning for the Ruby and East Humboldt ranges Thursday and Friday. #nvwx

A late week storm system will bring snowfall and gusty winds to northern and central NV. Snowfall amounts have reached criteria for Winter Storm Advisories and a Winter Storm Warning for the Ruby and East Humboldt ranges Thursday and Friday. #nvwx

A storm system moving into the area tomorrow will produce gusty southerly winds. A wind advisory is in effect from 7AM to 7PM PST Thursday. Strongest winds are expected in the afternoon with blowing dust and or blowing snow which may reduce visibilities at times. #nvwx

Low temperatures in Northern and Central Nevada tonight will be around fifteen degrees below normal for this time of year. Apparent temperatures tonight will be below zero degrees in the coldest valleys. Frostbite may occur if skin is unprotected and exposed. #NVwx

Snow ahead of the next storm system will overspread Northern and Central Nevada Thursday morning. Periods of snow are expected Thursday afternoon through Friday night. The majority of snow will fall Thursday. #NVwx

Snow ahead of the next storm system will overspread Northern and Central Nevada Thursday morning. Periods of snow are expected Thursday afternoon through Friday night. The majority of snow will fall Thursday. Here are snow amount probabilities. #NVwx

A Cold Weather Advisory is in effect for most of Northern and Central Nevada from 12 AM PST tonight until 9 AM PST Wednesday morning. Frostbite may occur if unprotected skin is exposed to these very cold temperatures, especially for a prolonged period of time. #NVwx

Snow ahead of the next storm system will overspread Northern and Central Nevada Thursday morning. Periods of snow are expected Thursday afternoon through Friday night. The majority of snow will fall Thursday afternoon and Thursday evening. #NVwx

High temperatures throughout Northern and Central Nevada this afternoon will be about five degrees colder than yesterday afternoon. Maximum temperatures across Northern and Central Nevada Wednesday afternoon will be around ten degrees below normal for this time of year. #NVwx

South wind gusts near 40 mph are expected in parts of Northern and Central Nevada from 10 AM PST Thursday morning until 7 PM PST Thursday evening. Travel may be difficult, particularly for high profile vehicles. Blowing snow will reduce visibilities at times. #nvwx

Snow ahead of the next storm system will overspread Northern and Central Nevada Thursday morning. Periods of snow are expected Thursday afternoon into early Saturday morning. The majority of snow will fall Thursday afternoon and Thursday evening. #nvwx

A Cold Weather Advisory remains in effect for most of N&C NV from 12 AM to 9 AM PST Wed AM. These very cold temperatures will impact the vulnerable across the area. Frostbite may occur if unprotected skin is exposed to these cold temps, especially over a period of time. #nvwx

Low temperatures in Northern and Central Nevada Tuesday night will be around fifteen degrees below normal for this time of year. Apparent temperatures Tuesday night will be below zero degrees in the coldest valleys. Frostbite may occur if skin is unprotected and exposed. #NVwx

Cold Weather Advisory for most of Northern and Central Nevada from 12 AM Tuesday night until 9 AM Wednesday morning. Very cold temperatures will impact people without adequate heating. Frostbite may occur if unprotected skin is exposed, especially for a prolonged time. #NVwx

Snow ahead of the next storm system will overspread Northern and Central Nevada Thursday morning. Periods of snow are expected Thursday afternoon into Friday night. The majority of snow will fall Thursday afternoon and Thursday evening. #NVwx

High temperatures throughout Northern and Central Nevada Tuesday afternoon will be about five degrees colder than this afternoon. Maximum temperatures across Northern and Central Nevada Wednesday afternoon will be seven to nine degrees below normal for this time of year. #NVwx

Snow ahead of the next storm system will overspread Northern and Central Nevada Thursday morning. Periods of snow are expected Thursday afternoon into Friday night. The majority of snow will fall Thursday afternoon and Thursday evening. #NVwx