Snow showers will continue on Monday through the afternoon and evening hours with 1 to 4” around the lowest part of Reno and several inches or more in the foothills and for the Washoe and Carson valleys.
Snow comes to an end this evening with slick roads for the Tuesday morning commute. Black ice will be a big problem starting around 6 p.m. Monday with a lot of standing water along our roadways. The Winter Storm Warning goes through 10 p.m. Monday night in the Truckee Meadows, but roads will still be a mess through early Tuesday.
A break in the weather on Tuesday, with another storm moving in Wednesday night into Thursday morning with another round of snow showers and chain controls for the mountain passes.
Finally by Friday and the weekend we catch a nice break from the storms with partly sunny skies and chilly 30s for high temperatures.
Check for the latest winter road conditions.
Grab an extra cup of hot coffee or cocoa if you're in the S. Lake Tahoe area & preparing to return home on WB US 50. CHP is turning traffic at the Meyers roundabout due to heavy snow & avalanche control. Expect extended delays. Visit for latest road info.
— Caltrans District 3 (@CaltransDist3) January 16, 2023
Here's a snapshot the latest snowfall totals across the region this morning. Additional snowfall is expected to continue into the early evening. Find an interactive map of snow totals here: #nvwx #cawx
— NWS Reno (@NWSReno) January 16, 2023
