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Weather at Mt Rose Summit
- This Afternoon
- Sunny
- Temperature
- 38°F
- Wind
- 35 mph
- Zone
- NVZ002
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Snow, next 72 hours at Mt Rose Summit: none · How much snow is Mt Rose Summit getting →
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Where this camera is
This camera is the red marker; the blue dots are the other cameras on Reno city cameras. Click one to open it.
What this camera shows
This live video stream provides a crucial mid-elevation look at current traffic flow, sitting significantly higher than the Yerington camera at 4,393 feet but well below the higher-altitude conditions found at Anchorite Pass, which sits at 7,339 feet. Because this feed captures motion, it is the most reliable way to determine if traffic is actively moving or stalled due to incidents, a detail that static images from neighboring cameras cannot provide. If the pavement here appears clear while the higher Anchorite Pass view shows accumulation, drivers can anticipate that winter conditions are currently isolated to the higher elevations.
At 6,349 feet, this location often acts as a transition zone where precipitation can vary rapidly. While lower elevations may experience rain, this camera is frequently high enough to capture the exact moment that rain turns to snow. Monitoring this specific feed helps identify if weather systems are descending toward the lower valley or lifting toward the pass.
The cameras either side
More cameras on Reno city cameras
- Galletti at Kietzke
- McCarran & Caughlin/Cashill
- McCarran & Caughlin/Plumb
- McCarran & Greensboro
- McCarran & Kietzke
- McCarran & Lakeside
Other roads
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