temperatures across northeast california and western nevada will be well above average through friday before easing down slightly for the weekend. it will be breezy friday, with a chance for showers mainly north of interstate 80 friday night and early saturday. another weak system is possible sunday night followed by dry conditions to start next week. little change to the forecast through saturday. high pressure will remain over northeast california and western nevada through friday morning before a glancing blow friday night from a modest disturbance moving into the large-scale western ridge. afternoon temperatures will remain very mild through so far? traffic running smoothly. no major delays on reno area highways. no major delays on highways in northern california. back to you in the new this morning. sparks police are looking for two suspects in connection with a car theft. police tell us the incident happened yesterday around 4:30 in the evening at the intersection of gr
attorney s office says it was back in july of 2012 when john abrams brought the two to reno, with the intent to engage the girl in illegal sexual activity. the 50-year-old was convicted of two counts of kidnapping and one count of transporting a minor for illegal sexual activity. abrams faces a minimum of 30 years in prison. ### turning now to weather and another warm day in the truckee-meadows. but a change could be headed our way. chief meteorologist jeff thompson is here with a check of your forecast. jeff. temperatures will cool a bit over the weekend, but will still be well above average for late february. a couple of weak systems pushing by to our north will keep some clouds in the sky, with a healthy breeze blowingat times. the next best chance at widespread, measurable precipitation, does not materialize until the latter half of next week. -jeff saturday: partly sunny, with a high near 64. west wind around 5 mph. saturday night: mostly cloudy, with a low around 33.
season however, and experts hope the storms keep coming. what we are really shooting for at this site at a normal peak would be about 37 inches of water content. so right now we are at 15.9, we are not quite half of the way to the normal peak about, that is what we are shooting for, but hopefully we get way more snow than that. snow survey s are a good indicator of how much water we will have for summer and how much water we will have in our reservoirs. we ll still likely be drought because over the last four years. we ve missed a whole years worth of precipitation. he s 15 years old and as of today he s charged with murder. but in order to try him as an adult, the district attorney s office, will have to tred new legal ground. kolo 8 news now s ed pearce has the story. 00-:25 :25-:36 :36-1:23 last tuesday a fight at pat baker park in northeast reno ends in gunfire. shots fired into a car strike a 16 year old in the head. saturday he died of those wounds and a 15 year old
wednesday until 1 pm thursday. additional snow totals of 4-8 are possible around the lake, with road controls. expect winter driving and travel delays. after a brief break, another storm will push through the area on wednesday. this system will drop south quickly, limiting overall snowfall potential, although slightly colder temperatures will allow more of the snow that falls to stick . intermittent snow in the sierra will continue, and road controls should be anticipated through thursday morning. the thursday, with a quieter weather pattern setting up for the weekend and early next week. aside from a slight chance of saturday snow showers, dry weather can be cam 3 - wx mic the high sierra. expect travel delays. winter weather advisory for the sierra front, including until 7 pm. snow showers will continue through evening, with slippery spots likely after sunset and overnight as temperatures drop. winter weather advisory for the tahoe basin from 6 am wednesday until 1 pm thur
it allows mental health court records to be placed into the national crime information center. if you would like to see the stats on crime in our state. the information is available at the nevada department of public safety. ### most of today s snow has melted on the valley floor. but it s not the last we ll see this week. chief meteorologist jeff thompson is here with a check of your forecast. jeff. winter storm warning for the high sierra and west slope until 10 pm. additional snow totals of 6-12 are possible in the high sierra. expect controls on sierra passes and travel delays. winter weather advisory for the sierra front, including reno-sparks and carson city, until 7 pm. snow showers will continue through evening, with slippery spots likely after sunset and overnight as temperatures winter weather advisory for the tahoe basin from 6 am wednesday until 1 pm thursday. additional snow around the lake, with road controls. expect winter driving and travel delays. after a b