RENO, Nev. (775 Times, NV Globe) – The second wettest water year on record in Reno has only been in effect for three and a half months.
7.4 inches of liquid have fallen in Reno since October 1—more than the 7.35 inches that fall there annually on average.
The Biggest Little City saw 8.35 inches of precipitation in 2017, the greatest year on record.
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