on kolo 8 news now midday. i'm dave lawrence. a man is in custody after shooting and injuring a storey county sheriff's deputy during a domestic violence call. it happened around 4-30 saturday afternoon-- in the virginia city highlands. deputies were confronted by 51-year- old charles stutts. stutts fired a rifle several times, hitting one of the deputies and another person who was in the area. the storey county sheriff tells us the deputy returned fire, and stutts surrendered. the deputy and stutts were taken to a hospital for treatment. both are expected to be ok. stutts has been booked into storey county jail on charges including attempted murder of a peace officer. the deputy's name has not been released. he has been placed on administrative leave while the shooting is investigated. police say two people shot outside a downtown reno bar... are expected to be ok. the shooting happened early sunday, just before four in the morning... outside the "one-up" bar on west commercial row. police say the two victims were taken to a hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. witnesses say the victims were arguing

before the shooting happened. those men are now wanted by police. one suspect was wearing a dark blue sweatshirt at the time of the shooting. the other was wearing a red san francisco football jersey, and is about 5-foot-five-inches tall. if you know anything that can help police find the shooters, you're urged to call reno police or secret witness. that number is 322-4900. a one-thousand dollar reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. let's go to lindsey matherly with a look at the forecast. a more active storm pattern will set up across the region this week with periods of impact to travel, especially across the sierra. at this time, the greatest impacts will be tuesday and next weekend as a couple of stronger storms bring more widespread and moderate snowfall potential. small adjustments were made to the ongoing forecast, but the overall message remains the same. the storm door is open this week with periods of widespread and moderate snowfall that will likely impact travel across the sierra and may also impact lower valley floors of northeastern california and western nevada . the region will be impacted by a few systems through midweek. the first makes its way into the sierra later this afternoon, the second on tuesday, and the third on wednesday. first system...shower coverage will increase today as a weak

affect the evening commute today so allow for extra time on your drive home. spillover with this initial system will occur later this afternoon for a brief period of time with light accumulations possible for far western nevada and the basin and range. otherwise, snowfall between 2 to 5 inches will be possible along the sierra crest, with an inch or 2 at lake level and along the highway 395 corridor through mono county. foothill locations from carson city northward to susanville could also see around a couple of inches with this initial system. it was a close call at heavenly ski resort after a chair fell off the north bowl lift yesterday morning. kolo 8 viewer lara miller sent us this video. she was on the ski lift when it happened. the resort stopped operating the chair lift immediately. ski patrol was able to safely evacuate all 65 people on the lift. no one was hurt. heavenly's lift maintenance team is investigating the cause of the chair's fall. it's no surprise that we've gotten a good amount of snow this year in the sierra. today, nevada will find out exactly how much with the winter's first manual survey. a hydrologist from the natural resources conservation service is heading up to the mount rose summit to measure the snowpack. that will give us an idea where we stand for the year - and what we can expect for the region's water supply for next year. ice skaters took advantage of the frozen little washoe lake over the weekend. but its important to

dangers to walking or playing on ice "nats of hockey" parents and kids from the area are turning little washoe lake into their own personal ice skating rink. many are taking advantage of the open space. these children were under parental supervision. one parent even tested out the depth of the ice with a drill... saying it's deeper than the recommended four inches. "this is pretty thick ice right now. it's really solid. you don't hear any cracking. we've been all the way around the lake, just about everywhere. one of the tell tell signs is the clarity of the ice. the clearer it is, the milkier it is, the weaker it is." while it is free and spacious... those skating on the frozen lake, do so at their own risk. the truckee meadows fire protection district... warns it's rarely safe to walk or play on ice. no matter how deep the water is... once you fall in... the ice cold temperature can send you into hypothermic shock almost instantly.

the fire protection district is advising people to not head out on the ice. a driver was not injured after crashing his pickup into a local grocery store. this was the scene at raley's on mayberry and hunter lake drive around 2:30 saturday afternoon. according to reno fire, the driver had his foot on the accelerator, causing him to crash into the wall. the wheels continued to spin while the car was stuck, causing it to heat up and catch fire. fortunately, there's a fire station right across the street from the store, so the response was almost immediate. he was unharmed as a result of the accident but there was some sort of symptom that caused him to become altered and drive into the building. the accident left a small scrape on the building. no one else was injured. the cause of the accident is still under investigation. nevada energy regulators are meeting this week to decide whether to hold off on new rates for solar power customers. the nevada bureau of consumer protection filed a request last week to put a hold on the new rate structure.

solar installer in the u-s, said it will stop selling and installing solar panels on rooftops across nevada because of the decision to move forward with the new rates. the changes were scheduled to go into effect on january first. the base service charge for solar customers would go up from roughly 5-to-6 dollars across the state. the amount the utility pays to buy power back from rooftop solar panels would also change. the commission is having a meeting to discuss whether to put a hold on the rate change... this thursday at 10 a-m... website. tesla motors says it delivered thousands of electric cars to dealers across the country last year. the company says 50- thousand-580 finished vehicles were produced in 2015. that's on the low end of the projection made by c-e-o elon musk. in october, he said the company would produce between 50- and 55- thousand. company executives say even more electric cars will be made in 2016. tesla motors is on

more than 2-hundred model x suvs each week. the company is making investors happy. company shares rose 11-percent... after its most recent sales report in november. a remote national wildlife refuge is now the scene of an armed occupation. a group of protestors are holed up in a federal building there to demonstrate against the punishment for some local ranchers. elizabeth hur explains why they're so upset, and why the f-b-i is now involved. pkg script: abc news.. inside the standoff.. where dozens of militia members.. some openly armed.. are camping out at this federal wildlife refuge.. claiming.. that this land doesn't belong to the federal government but to the people.. sot - ammon bundy / rancher "we have tried and tried and tried the prudent methods to get government to at least look at this and say, hey, there's something wrong here." it started on saturday.. a rally originally protesting the jail sentence of dwight and steven hammond.. the father and son ranchers are scheduled to report to prison today.. to serve a 5-year sentence for an alleged arson fires on federal land sot - dwight hammond / rancher "i'm going to jail for five years for 127 ? seems like a bit of an

it a rally.. a small group broke off.. with nevada rancher ammon bundy.. leading the take-over. the local sheriff calling the group's actions.. an "attempt to overthrow the county and federal government in hopes to spark a movement across the united states." the hammonds also adding.. they don't support what's going on and plan to report to prison peacefully.. sot - ammon bundy / rancher "oh, i do not speak for the hammonds. we have spoken many, many time. we the hammonds also adding.. they don't support what's going on and plan to report to prison peacefully.. sot - ammon bundy / rancher "oh, i do not speak for the hammonds. we have spoken many, many time. we understand each other on this issue. and, the hammonds are only going to jail because they just feel there's nothing else for them to do.." elizabeth hur oncam close: bundy and his group are vowing to occupy the outpost for years... it is unclear.. what, if any, action law enforcement will take but for now.. schools in the area were closed as a precaution. eh, abc news, ny. heavy rain across the

eh, abc news, ny. heavy rain across the west coast could mean flooding and mudslides in california. residents aren't taking any chances... putting up barriers and stacking sandbags to protect their homes. and president obama is taking a big step forward today on his promise to increase gun control. but first... lindsey matherly will be back with your complete weather now forecast. announcer: "you're watching kolo 8 news now midday, with dave lawrence and weather with lindsey matherly this is kolo

and now your kolo 8 hour-by-hour weather forecast with lindsey matherly. a more active storm pattern will set up across the region this week with periods of impact to travel, especially across the sierra. at this time, the greatest impacts will be tuesday and next weekend as a couple of stronger storms bring more widespread and moderate snowfall potential. small adjustments were made to the ongoing forecast, but the overall message remains the same. the storm door is open this week with periods of widespread and moderate snowfall

travel across the sierra and may also impact lower valley floors of northeastern california and western nevada . the region will be impacted by a few systems through midweek. the first makes its way into the sierra later this afternoon, the second on tuesday, and the third on wednesday. first system...shower coverage will increase today as a weak shortwave pushes into ca/nv. light snow may affect the evening commute today so allow for extra time on your drive home. spillover with this initial system will occur later this afternoon for a with lightfor farandotwill bewith an ithethrough m couplehisinitiaover in sto fare ge the rushsouthern california toplace before the rain providing supplies for residents to get sandbags to protect their homes. up along the 101 in ventura county... caltrans crews are also getting ready. today they surveyed the charred hillside after last weekends brush fire. authorities are concerned heavy rain could bring down dangerous run-off and debris. "dont have a lot of options be proactive and keep fingers crossed." sandbags and barricades are in place in neighborhoods. fences were added after past mudslides to collect big debris coming down. meterologists at the national weather service say the series of storms set to move in will bring rain, snow, wind and an increased risk of flooding. president obama is finalizing a set of new executive actions tightening the nation's gun laws. the president has made gun control his first order of business in 2016... his final year in office. and one month after being attacked by domestic terrorists... workers in dan bernardino return to work. announcer: "for news while you're on the move, listen to our news

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president barack obama used his weekly address to announce a major new initiative. he says it's time to get serious about gun control. deadly mass shootings seem to be a regular occurrence in america. and president obama has regularly called for tougher restrictions on guns. now, the president says he isn't waiting any longer. he'll be meeting with attorney general loretta lynch monday to discuss options for tightening gun laws. "my new year's resolution is to move forward on our unfinished business as much as i can.//butted to.//that's especially true for one piece of unfinished business, that's our epidemic of gun violence." sources say the president is expected to take executive action... without congressional approval... expanding background checks. but some republican presidential candidates are already promising to reverse any action obama takes - if they win

the site of the san bernardino shooting rampage that left 14 people dead and 21 injured, is set to reopen today. there will be tighter security as the inland regional center's 6- hundred employees return to work. the center has been closed since december 2nd when killers syed rizwan farook and his wife tashfeen malik started their shooting rampage. both were killed later in a shootout with police. "most of us are relieved to be back at work. we want to continue with the normalcy and miss each other very much." farook was an inspector for san bernardino county's department of public health. he worked with many of the victims who were at the center for a training session and holiday party. ethan couch... the texas teen who went on the run with his mother... is in a detention center in mexico today. he is fighting extradition after being captured last week -- and could spend months locked up in mexico. matt gutman is in has the latest.

both couches incarcerated -ethan couch's mother tonya - in this la jail? and the affluenza teen? detained in mexico city - fighting extradition? benitez sot phoner from sat: 19;46;57;59 // what i'm contesting is how come we are deporting somebody in order to maybe be subjected to criminal prosecution // the texas teen's newly hired, high-priced defense attorney fernando benitez is trying to keep couch in mexico? alleging the government tried to pull a fast one by deporting ethan and not extradicting him - a process which could take up to a year? sot richard hunter, chief deputy united states marshall 15;00;00 it seems to me that if they wanted to they could pay them as much money as they want to drag this thing out as long as they want to. the 18-year-old and his mother tonya couch fleeing texas after this video of the teen went viral on twitter?allegedly showing him at a boozy party? authorities say ethan skipped his probation?the son and mother driving in

miles to puerto vallarta - the high rollers living in low profile? - spotted in a local butcher shop in this exclusive footage - until mexican police working with the us marshals caught up with the mother and son last monday? sot -from sheriff presser it was a high priority for us to make sure we found him and got him back but his lawyer telling us moments before he was loaded on a van like this on tuesday for deporation to the u-s - another legal reprieve for the teen - a mexican judge staying the deportation order? that same night his mother hustled back to the u-s - escorted to los angeles - refusing to answer reporters questions.. nats tonya's now in jail on a million-dollar bond?set to appear in court tomorrow?charged with hindering apprehension of a felon. her attorneys saying in a statement "the public may not like what she did, may not agree with what she did" but that "?tonya did not violate any law?" after putting away the christmas decorations... many decide to donate unwanted items to charity.

there are also the odd items that are really no help to charities. and this week is your last chance to catch a one-of-a-kind display at the nevada museum of art. you can even see it for free.

many people are cleaning out their closets and donating unwanted items to charity. at saint vincent's thrift store... some of those items donated range from the obscure to rare. thrift stores are known for being the place to find unique items... things that are out of style... or just not used anymore. at st. vincent's thrift shop... they're usually more than happy to take your unwanted items. most donations translate into food and services for those in need. "a bag of clothes for instance is 32 meals in the dining room so it's very helpful" but sometimes... what's left in the donation bin... isn't very helpful.

with holes in them, soiled mattresses and even human ashes. but among some of the crazy donations... a treasure can be found. saint vincent's has an area where items are sold... but when it comes to warm clothes, hats and shoes... those are given away to anyone in need. for the past few months the galleries of the nevada museum of art have all been filled with a single exhibit called "tahoe - a visual history." and this week is your last chance to see this one of a kind show. kolo 8 news nows chris buckley takes us there. tahoe a visual history has drawn visitors from all over the country in the past five months. "we had in the first three months 60,000 people, 1,000 on saturday." and it's been well received by locals and visitors alike. "its amazing its beautiful it brings you back to a time when you look at the scenery and not necessarily the activities." the one of a kind exhibit took five years to put together. and its the first to fill every one of the museums galleries

took five years to put together. and its the first to fill every one of the museums galleries "it's over 400 artworks by 175 artists and it spans 200 years of creative and cultural production. there's never been anything done like this before and there won't be again." the pieces come from musuems, historical societies and private collections. "this show is presented chronologically so we start at the beginning with washoe baskets but its also presented themeatically." and it's something all ages can enjoy. "if you're from here and you love this place you have to come see the show, bring your kids i think we undervalue how much our kids appricate art they really absorb it at a different level. bring your kids it makes them understand where they're growing up, where they came from and how they can protect this beautiful place moving forward." in reno chris buckley

the nevada musuem of art is open wednesday through sunday this week. and this coming saturday is a "hands on second saturday", so admission is free. the presidential candidates are wasting no time getting back on the campaign trail in the new year. with the first caucus on ly weeks away... get ready to see those political ads on your television. and the u-s house of representatives has a big vote their first day back to work in the new year. another attempt to repeal obamacare. announcer: you wouldn't let money just blow out of your house. so when your ac or heater is on, make sure the doors, windows, and fireplace flue are shut tight. if you're headed out, turn down the ac, or lower the heat, by 10 degrees.

a little bit of common sense goes a long way. get more great tips at energysaver.gov. that sound. like nails on aachalkboard. t lilien t tthisis (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. gigivet a pop.p. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls

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maybe he can't hear us. look. maybe we're not stimulating him enough. maybe it's a phase. announcer: avoiding eye contact is one early sign of autism. learn the others today. the sooner it's diagnosed, the better. n, voice-over: last summer, my new dad took me on vacation. [throws up] first, we went deep-sea fishing... i'm so proud of you son! [throws up] then we went on thunder shark. three times! [throws up] announcer: you don't have to be perfect to be a perfect parent. thousands of kids in foster care will take you just as you are. welcome back to kolo- eight-news-now midday. i'm dave lawrence. let's go to lindsey matherly with a look at the forecast.

across the region this week with periods of impact to travel, especially across the sierra. at this time, the greatest impacts will be tuesday and next weekend as a couple of stronger storms bring more widespread and moderate snowfall potential. small adjustments were made to the ongoing forecast, but the overall message remains the same. the storm door is open this week with periods of widespread and moderate snowfall that will likely impact travel across the sierra and may also impact lower valley floors of northeastern california and western nevada . the region will be impacted by a few systems through midweek. the first makes its way into the sierra later this afternoon, the second on tuesday, and the third on wednesday. first system...shower coverage will increase today as a weak shortwave pushes into ca/nv. light snow may affect the evening commute today so allow for extra time on your drive home. spillover with this initial system will occur later this afternoon for a brief period of time with light accumulations possible for far western nevada and the basin and range. otherwise, snowfall between 2 to 5 inches will be possible along the sierra crest, with an inch or 2 at lake level and along the highway 395 corridor through mono county. foothill locations from carson city northward to susanville could also see around a couple of inches with this initial system. we are four weeks away until the first votes are cast in the iowa

new hampshire primary. for republican presidential candidates, the scramble is on to lock-in support. g-o-p frontrunner donald trump is on the attack. athena jones has more. --reporter pkg-as follows-- just four weeks from the first contests in the 2016 presidential election. "if we win iowa, i think we're going to win everything after that." gop candidates scrambling to build momentum ahead of the high stakes iowa caucuses. and this morning, the launch of donald trump's first campaign ad touting his controversial platform. "...that's why he's calling for a temporary shutdown of muslims entering the united states, until we can figure out what's going on. he'll quickly cut the head off isis and take their oil." "donald trump, i don't believe, is going to be the party's nominee and if he is he's going to get crushed by hillary clinton." as jeb bush grapples with dwindling poll numbers. trump leads the pack - accusing his biggest iowa rival ted cruz of copying his immigration plan. "he said we will build a wall. first time i've ever heard him say it." "and, i'm the one that came up

trump slamming cruz on religion, in the battle over evangelical voters. "cuba generally speaking is a catholic country and you don't equate evangelicals with cuba." "she's the best qualified person for the time." and as president clinton readies to hit the campaign trail...trump taking digs at secretary clinton - drudging up her husband's past. tweeting saturday - "i hope bill clinton starts talking about women's issues, so that voters can see what a hypocrite he is and how hillary abused those women." and sunday night tweeting, "the worst thing hillary could do is have her husband campaign for her...just watch." after appearing in this terror propaganda video, trump pointing the finger back at hillary in front of a crowd in biloxi. "hillary clinton created isis with obama." ...shrugging off what

athena jones reporting. as for other candidates, one-time high-polling ben carson is fading. his campaign regrouping after three top aides resigned in one day. the u-s house of representatives returns to work today... the first order of business... another vote to repeal the health care overhaul. this vote is defferent than those in the past. house passage will mark the first time in dozens of tries that the bill will reach president obama's desk. the president has promised to veto the bill. the vote is a sharply partisan start to the presidential election year. general motors is making a half-a-million- dollar investment in the ride-hailing company lyft. as part of the big investment, g-m will work to develop an autonomous on-demand network for self- driving cars. the companies will also set up short-term car rental hubs across the u-s. at the hubs, people who don't own cars can pick up a car so they can work as lyft drivers. as part of the investment, g-m's president will become a

honda has confirmed an airbag inflator that ruptured in a crash, is what killed a teenager last summer. this marks the ninth fatality linked to the faulty airbags made by japan's takata. when the inflator ruptures it can send metal and plastic flying at the driver or passengers.. sometimes causing fatal injuries. the takata recalls now involve at least 23 million inflators and 11 automakers. severe weather continues to pound the midwest. just as the waters recede in some areas... residents in others are stil fighting to save their homes. and what would you do with four-million- dollars? it's the largest powerball in years. what are your odds of winning? but first... lindsey matherly will be back with your complete

lindsey matherly. this morning, entire neighborhoods devastated. swollen rivers swallowing more than 100 homes in illinois during this week's flooding. the destruction spans four states, killing 35, with dozens of counties now declared disaster areas. in alexander county, the rising ohio and mississippi rivers now meeting.

their ground against the rising waters. building a sandbag levy and using pumps to keep the flooding at bay. they say one breach and the whole house could go under. a more active storm pattern will set up across the region this week with periods of impact to travel, especially across the sierra. at this time, the greatest impacts will be tuesday and next weekend as a couple of stronger storms bring more widespread and moderate snowfall potential. small adjustments were made to the ongoing forecast, but the overall message remains the same. the storm door is open this week with periods of widespread and moderate snowfall that will likely impact travel across the sierra and may also impact lower valley floors of northeastern california and western nevada . the region will be impacted by a few systems through midweek. the first makes its way into the sierra later this afternoon, the second on tuesday, and the third on wednesday. first system...shower coverage will increase today as a weak shortwave pushes into ca/nv. light snow may affect the evening commute today so allow for extra time on your drive home. spillover with this initial system will occur later this afternoon for a brief period of time with light accumulations possible for far western nevada and the basin and range.

between 2 to 5 inches will be possible along the sierra crest, with an inch or 2 at lake level and along the highway 395 corridor through mono county. foothill locations from carson city northward to susanville could also see around a couple of inches with this initial system. when you log onto

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features. please bear with us as we work out some kinks today, including the fact that our app is not populating right now, but we will fix that soon... and we hope you like what you see! the odds are pretty small that you will win the 400-million-dollar powerball prize... ...but it's fun to think about. we're taking a look at all the ways you could spend the winnings. and from dangling drummers to movie box-office records... the latest news from hollywood.

powerball tickets yet? people all over the country lining up for a crack at one of the biggest jackpots ever. you can't get them in nevada, but you can head over to california for tickets. c-j holmes has more on the 400-million dollar jackpot. script: this morning - powerball pandemonium! haines powerball jackpot mos buy an apartment/ i would throw a party with the announcement of no winner after saturday's drawing?the powerball jackpot - skyrocketing to 400 million dollars by wednesday! the largest in over two years? and there's still time for you to win big! wslastminutepowerballny mos we're going to split it. we're going to split it right down the middle. haines powerball jackpot mos it's part of the excitement of playing the lottery, is just the dream of what you would do with the money. so what do you do with the winnings? perfect time to tackle those new year's resolutions! ?if your goal is to get fit ... maybe you want to look like gwyneth or kate hudson? ?with 400 million dollars - you

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percent. the office supply chain will match the price of items for up to 14-days after your purchase. target will also match a competitor's price for up to 14-days after purchase. the retailer offers a price adjustment for nearly 30 other stores. home depot is another store that will match a competitor's advertised prices by 10-percent... but you can only get that discount in stores.. not online. and lowe's came out on top when it came to... price matching. the retailer will beat a competitor's advertised price by 10-percent for up to 30-days after you've made the purchase. and now here's a look at the latest going on in show business. police in las vegas are investigating a claim by a woman who says chris brown hit her after she tried to take his picture. a publicist for brown says the woman's story is quote "a complete fabrication." in 2009, chris brown pleaded guilty to felony assault of rihanna -- his girlfriend at the time. tommy lee spent new

yep, that's him dangling roller-coaster got stuck during a performance at the staples center in los angeles. the motley crue drummer finally got bailed out with the help of a few roadies. it was billed as motley crue's final concert of their final tour. nats up music video clip: "remembering" and it's a bittersweet ashley campbell. single --"remembering" -- an emotional tribute to her father -- country music legend glen campbell. the song was inspired by glen's long battle with alzheimer's -- which has now left him unable to speak. ashley campbell says she and her brother sang the song for their father at the last concert he was able to attend. "star wars: the force awakens" soared into 2016 with an estimated take of 88 point 3 million dollars, setting a new record. "daddy's home," a ferrell and mark wahlberg, was second

million. "the hateful eight" was third. this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first

breaking news from reno police. a 16-year-old shooting victim succumbed to his injuries this weekend. it was back on on tuesday, december 29th when the teen was shot at pat baker park. the 16 year old was hit in the head, causing him to crash the car he was driving.

arrested by reno police. he is charged with open murder. a man with a disability is finding praise for his heroic action to save an animal from danger. a man was driving home when he saw a deer bobbing up and down in an icy river. knowing he had little time to act - he got out of his vehicle and tied a trailer strap around the deer's head and front leg to pull it to safety. adding to the danger -- steven peterson is deaf. he says he had no choice but to take action. and dozens of journalists at the boston globe stayed up all night sunday to deliver the paper. this after days of subscriber complaints about missing deliveries. the globe just switched to a new distributor. the new paper boys and girls say they weren't angry -- and in fact it was a bonding experience for the staff. lindsey matherly is back

a more active storm pattern will set up across the region this week with periods of impact to travel, especially across the sierra. at this time, the greatest impacts will be tuesday and next weekend as a couple of stronger storms bring more widespread and moderate snowfall potential. small adjustments were made to the ongoing forecast, but the overall message remains the same. the storm door is open this week with periods of widespread and moderate snowfall that will likely impact travel across the sierra and may also impact lower valley floors of northeastern california and western nevada . the region will be impacted by a few systems through midweek. the first makes its way into the sierra later this afternoon, the second on tuesday, and the third on wednesday. first system...shower coverage will increase today as a weak shortwave pushes into ca/nv. light snow may affect the evening commute today so allow for extra time on your drive home. spillover with this initial system will occur later this afternoon for a brief period of time with light accumulations possible for far western nevada and the basin and range. otherwise, snowfall between 2 to 5 inches will be possible along the sierra crest, with an inch or 2 at lake level and along the highway 395 corridor through mono county. foothill locations from carson city northward to susanville could also see around a

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