Winter Storm Warning As 10 Inches of Snow To Strike
Summary
Nevada and Wyoming were under winter storm warnings from the National Weather Service, with some areas expecting up to 11 inches of snow. The storm impacted travel conditions, especially in mountain areas, and advisories were active until late Thursday evening.Key Facts
- Nevada and Wyoming had winter weather alerts due to heavy snow.
- The Ruby Mountains and East Humboldt Range in Elko County, Nevada, expected up to three inches of snow.
- Winds could reach up to 50 mph on exposed heights, making travel tough.
- Roads like State Route 229 in Nevada were expected to be snow-covered.
- Western Wyoming had advisories for mountain areas like the Teton and Gros Ventre Mountains.
- Snowfall in Wyoming could reach 10 inches in higher areas.
- Advisories were set to end Thursday night, with lighter snow expected later.
- Updates on weather conditions were available from the National Weather Service.
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