Marine Weather and Tide Forecast for Kingston, NV

SHORT TERM
Tonight through Monday night.

Diminishing winds and clearing skies within a broad cold northerly flow will allow low temperatures to drop into the single digits across much of central and eastern Nevada valleys tonight.
Minimal precipitation and melting of snow along with some lingering cloud cover may prevent a ideal radiational cooling environment for fog across northern Nevada so fog was omitted until Tuesday morning where subsidence as high pressure builds in and less cloud cover allow for a slightly better environment for fog development. Otherwise, quiet weather will persist through Monday night as ridging aloft and slowly rising mid-level heights move into the region from the north-northwest.

High temperatures Monday will struggle to get out of the 30s with lows Monday night close to 10F across central/eastern Nevada.
Light north-northwest winds will persist Monday becoming calm in many valleys Monday night.

LONG TERM
Tuesday through next Sunday

A Rex block in place Tuesday as a cut-off-low heads over the Pacific coast of southern California, while a high pressure ridge resides offshore of the Pacific northwest, will help keep calm and fair weather conditions over Nevada lasting through Thursday.
Temperatures are expected to see a gradual warming each day but maintain around the normal average with highs in the 30s to 40s as northerly flow from the Rex block pattern. Overnight lows in the teens to 20s expected. Surface winds expected to be light below 10 mph.

Friday, models show greater agreement that the cut-off-low is expected to weaken and head eastward while the upper level ridge remains in place, while at the same time, a long wave trough over Canada moves southward over the U.S. extending from the intermountain west through the east coast. The long wave trough will bring in cooler air from the polar air mass in Canada, dropping high temperatures over the weekend, with Friday staying near normal in the 30s to 40s, but by Saturday and Sunday, highs expected to be in the 20s to 30s, while overnight lows drop down into the single digits to teens each night. The models show probabilities of precipitation Friday into Saturday across east Nevada, but the probabilities remain very low at this time (below 20%). Elevated northwesterly winds in the afternoons at 10-15 mph.

AVIATION
VFR conditions expected at all terminals over the next 24 hour period. Light winds present at all northern terminals while central terminals will see winds 10-15 kts, gusts 20-25 kts.

LKN Watches/Warnings/Advisories
None.