Barometric Pressure in Fernley, United States 
1013 hPa
15.0 ℃
50%
3.0 m/s
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Fernley has a dry, high desert climate. The Sierra Nevada Mountains help block much of the moisture from Pacific storms, so Fernley gets little rain. The area sits in a wide valley with open land around it. This allows strong winds, especially during spring and when storms pass through.
High pressure often brings clear skies, dry air, and large changes between daytime and nighttime temperatures. Low pressure systems can bring winter rain, snow, strong winds, or cooler weather. In late summer, moisture from the south may cause a few thunderstorms, but these storms are not common and can be very dry.
Summers are hot and mostly sunny. Days often become much cooler at night. Winters are cold, with freezing nights and occasional snow. Spring is windy and changeable, while fall is usually mild and dry. Fernley’s climate is known as a cold desert climate because it has low rainfall, hot summers, and cold winters.