10-Day Weather Forecast for Reno, NV - The Weather Channel | weather.com (2024)

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What month is best to go to Reno? ›

The best times to visit Reno are April to May and October to November. That's when you'll find pleasant weather and few crowds.

During the summer months, the average high temperatures can reach the 90s, but they rarely reach triple digits. There is often a small chance of rain and thunderstorms in the summertime, lending a refreshing break from the heat. In the fall, average temperatures are mild, normally in the 70s as winter approaches.

Reno sits at 4,500' elevation, having a semiarid climate with an average 300 days of sunshine annually, and 7.48 inches of rainfall, most occurring in winter and spring.

There are currently no active snow events at this location.

In July, the warmest month, the average day time temperature rises to 91.2°F.

Reno's all-time record high is 108°F, observed in 2023, 2007, and 2002. While we haven't reached 108°F so far this heatwave, we have observed the 2nd and 3rd hottest temperatures in recorded climate history. Interestingly enough, Reno has never recorded a high of 107°F!

Today Reno is a tourist destination known for its casino gambling and proximity to Lake Tahoe and the Sierra Nevada Mountains.

The city of Reno is located in a high desert valley at an altitude of 4,498 feet. The Sierra Nevada Mountains, ranging up to 14,500 feet, border the west side of Reno and are the gateway to Lake Tahoe, one of the country's top recreation destination areas.

The Desert Research Institute compiled average wind speeds from the National Climatic Data Center for 2001 to 2011 for more than 300 western U.S. airports. Those figures show Reno peaks in April with an average wind speed of 8.1 mph, dropping to 7.9 mph in May and 7.7 mph in June.

Reno, also known as “The Biggest Little City in the World,” is a dynamic and diverse city that has captivated the hearts of many with its stunning natural landscapes, thriving arts and culture scene, and exciting outdoor recreational opportunities.

What is the cost of living in Reno Nevada? ›

Summary of cost of living in Reno, NV, United States: A family of four estimated monthly costs are 4,346.1$ without rent. A single person estimated monthly costs are 1,213.2$ without rent. Reno is 31.3% less expensive than New York (without rent).

Unfortunately, the high desert climate has a downside that can be quite damaging to your skin. The air is very dry, with humidity levels as low as 10% compared to Hawaii for example, where the humidity averages over 70%.

We have an 11% chance of having a white Christmas in Reno. We've seen snow fall on Christmas day eight times before. The last time we had a white Christmas was in 2012 where we had just over an inch of snow fall on the day itself.

Reno plunged to minus 16º in Jan. 1937, just three degrees shy of the city's record low of –19º set in January 1890.

Reno has a Long History of Flooding

Here we show images of past flood events not only as a reminder of the devastating power these floods carry, but to show that these floods have occurred with some regularity since the earliest days of settlement in the region and will continue to inflict heavy damage.

Typically held each June, the Street Vibrations Spring Rally kicks off the start of riding season in the Reno-Tahoe region.

With diverse attractions and amenities that appeal to visitors young and old alike, yes, Reno is definitely worth visiting.

Las Vegas is known for its vibrant nightlife and entertainment options. Reno offers a more relaxed and laid-back lifestyle. The cost of living in Reno is generally lower compared to Las Vegas. Las Vegas has a larger population and more job opportunities.

A one week trip to Reno usually costs around $1,008 for one person and $2,015 for two people. This includes accommodation, food, local transportation, and sightseeing. A two week trip to Reno on average costs around $2,015 for one person and $4,030 for two people.