More Dry Weather Expected in North
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National weather forecasters see another dry month ahead for northern Nevada and the Sierra.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicts in its winter forecast that Nevada and the Sierra will receive less than normal amounts of rain and snow in November.
It predicts “abnormally dry” conditions for much of northern Nevada and Northern California.
The Reno area just ended its driest year since record-keeping began in 1872. The water year that ended Sept. 30 showed less than one-third the area’s normal precipitation.
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