Relatively warm and breezy night expected tonight ahead of an oncoming winter like system.
On Monday the cold front moves in and will result in strong gusty winds, up to 55 mph. There will be blowing dust and dangerous crosswinds along with the gusty winds, in addition to scattered rain showers.
There are wind advisories out from 11 am to 8 pm for Monday.
Much cooler temperatures, with rain and snow showers moving into the area early Tuesday. Snow levels may reach the valley floors with snow accumulations expected above 6500 feet. To be prepared for winter, click on the link Winter Storms, the Deceptive Killers for information.
Tune into NOAA weather radio or keep checking www.weather.gov/elko and Facebook for updates.
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