13 First Alert Evening Forecast April 5, 2020

Rain chances begin Monday afternoon and continue through a majority of this next week.

KICK IN TODAY WITH WIDESPREADGUSTS 25-35 MPH.THESTRONGEST GUSTS OF 40 TO 50 MPHWILL BE CONCENTRATED ACROSSDEATH VALLEY.A WINDADVISORY IS IN PLACE FOR DEATHVALLEY NATIONAL PARK, NYECOUNTY, LINCOLNCOUNTY, AND WESTERN CLARKCOUNTY THROUGH 11 P.M.SUNDAY NIGHT.THE ADVISORYINCLUDES THE SPRING MOUNTAINS,RED ROCK, BEATTY, PAHRUMP, ANDINDIAN SPRINGS.WINDS WILL CONTINUE THROUGHMONDAY THEN SHOULD CALM DOWNAFTER THAT.MONDAY,RAIN MOVES INTO THE REGION.A LOW IS PUSHING DOWNCALIFORNIA AND MOVESTOWARD SOUTHERN NEVADA THROUGHTHE NEXT DAY.THE FIRST CHANCES FOR RAIN AREMONDAY MORNING BUT ANYTHING INTHE FIRST PART OF THE DAYSHOULD BE LIGHT.MONDAY EVENING, RAIN CHANCESREALLY PICK UP, AND REMAIN HIGHTHROUGH ABOUTTHURSDAY.IT WON'T BE A STEADY RAIN FORTHREE DAYS STRAIGHT, BUT THELOW DOES STAY SITUATED OVERSOUTHERN CALIFORNIA THROUGH THENEXT FEW DAYS, CAUSING SHOWERSCHANCES THROUGH THAT TIMEWEDNESDAY FOR THE SPRINGMOUNTAINS AND SHEEP RANGE.SNOW TOTALS AREN'T CONFIDENTRIGHT NOW BECAUSE A FEW DEGREESDIFFERENCE IN TEMPERATURESCOULD MAKE A BIG CHANGE, BUTMID-WEEK.WE'LL LIKELY RECOVER TO 80DEGREES BY NEXT WEEKEND.FINDING HOPE...AND SPREADING