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FXUS65 KREV 080927
AFDREV
AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE RENO NV
127 AM PST MON DEC 8 2025
KEY MESSAGES
* DRY WEATHER AND NEAR RECORD WARMTH EXPECTED THIS WEEK.
* HAZY SKIES AND DEGRADED AIR QUALITY POSSIBLE EACH MORNING ACROSS
LOWER URBAN VALLEYS.
* GREATER POTENTIAL FOR PRECIPITATION AND INCREASED WINDS AROUND AND
AFTER THE MIDDLE OF THE MONTH.
DISCUSSION
BROAD WESTERN RIDGING WILL RESULT IN AN UNUSUALLY WARM WEEK AS
DAYTIME HIGHS CLIMB INTO THE UPPER 50S TO MID 60S. TUESDAY THROUGH
THURSDAY LOOK TO BE THE WARMEST DAYS OF THE WEEK, WHEN OF WHICH
WE'LL MORE THAN LIKELY TIE/SET NEW DAILY RECORD HIGHS. ON TUESDAY,
RENO-TAHOE INT'L AIRPORT HAS AN 85% CHANCE OF BREAKING THE DAILY
RECORD HIGH OF 65F. THE ONLY OTHER WEATHER ITEM TO NOTE FOR THIS
WEEK IS MORNING HAZE AND DEGRADED AIR QUALITY ACROSS LOWER URBAN
VALLEYS AS INVERSIONS STRENGTHEN, BUT DAYTIME HEATING SHOULD HELP
DISPERSE HAZY SKIES IN THE AFTERNOONS.
THE BLOCKING PATTERN THAT HAS KEPT US DRY OVER THE LAST COUPLE WEEKS
LOOKS TO FINALLY DISLODGE TOWARDS THE MIDDLE OF THE MONTH, WHICH MAY
USHER IN MORE UNSETTLED WEATHER BEGINNING THE WEEK OF DECEMBER 15TH.
PRECIPITATION AND WIND POTENTIAL INCREASES AS EARLY AS THIS UPCOMING
SUNDAY, FOLLOWED BY A MORE EARNEST INCREASE BETWEEN DECEMBER 16-
18TH. AS OF NOW, THERE ISN'T A CONVINCING SIGNAL FOR STRONG WINTER
STORMS, BUT IT'S STILL AN ENCOURAGING TREND FOR US TO SEE MUCH
NEEDED RAIN AND MOUNTAIN SNOW DURING THE SECOND HALF OF THE MONTH.
-SALAS
AVIATION
MINIMAL WEATHER CONCERNS THIS WEEK AS HIGH PRESSURE MAINTAINS VFR
CONDITIONS AND LIGHT BREEZES. PERIODS OF FZFG AND IFR/LIFR
CONDITIONS ARE POSSIBLE AT KTRK BETWEEN 12Z AND 16Z. SLANTWISE
VISIBILITIES MAY ALSO BE REDUCED EACH MORNING DUE TO HAZY SKIES.
-SALAS
REV WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES
NV...NONE.
CA...NONE.
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