Official weather records have been kept in the city of Reno, Nevada since 1893. Here are the record hottest and coldest temperatures ever recorded in Reno, Nevada since 1893.
Located in western Nevada along the California border, Reno has wide variations in temperatures but much milder weather variations in temperatures than the extremes found in the state of Nevada. The difference between the hottest and coldest temperatures ever recorded in Reno is 125 degrees. The difference between the hottest and coldest temperature records for the state of Nevada is 175 degrees for a big difference of 50 total degrees.
All-time Record Hottest Weather Temperature Ever Recorded in Reno is 108 Degrees
The hottest weather temperature ever officially recorded in Reno, Nevada is 108 degrees which occurred on July 5, 2007 and on July 10 and 11, 2002.
Reno is certainly a city with wide variations in temperatures including a place that can get pretty hot in the summer. From late April through early October 90 degree days are not uncommon in Carson City and 100 degree days can occur from June through September. Reno averages 51 days a year when the temperature reaches 90 degrees or hotter.
- Hottest Temperature Ever Recorded in Nevada is 125 Degrees
The hottest temperature ever recorded in the state of Nevada is 125 degrees which occurred on June 29, 1994, in Laughlin which is located about 520 miles southeast of Reno.
The difference between the all-time hottest temperature in Reno (108) and the all-time hottest temperature in Nevada (125) is 17 degrees. A pretty big difference statistically.
All-Time Record Coldest Weather Temperature Ever Recorded in Reno is -17 Degrees
The coldest weather temperature ever officially recorded in Reno, Nevada is -17 degrees which occurred on January 21, 1916.
Below zero weather temperature days are not that uncommon in Reno in the winter and they can occur in the city from December through March. Reno averages 166 days a year when the temperature drops below the freezing mark.
- Coldest Temperature Ever Recorded in Nevada is -50 Degrees
The coldest temperature ever recorded in the state of Nevada is -50 degrees, which occurred on January 8, 1937, in the small unincorporated town of San Jacinto which is located about 430 miles northeast of Reno.
The difference between the all-time coldest temperature ever recorded in Reno (-17) and the all-time coldest temperature in the state of Nevada (-50) is 33 degrees. A massive difference.
Overall, Reno is a city with very wide variations in weather temperatures but the city still has a milder climate in temperature variations than the extremes found in the state of Nevada.
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