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Winter-like spring storm moving out of northeast Nevada; I-80 open

A winter-like spring storm is moving out of northeast Nevada after leaving a record amount of rain and snow. The storm triggered multiple crashes on Interstate 80.

A winter-like spring storm was making its way out of northeast Nevada on Thursday after dropping record rain and snow on some areas and triggering multiple crashes that shut down a stretch of Interstate 80 for several hours.

The series of crashes that began with two-semi trailer trucks that blocked the westbound lanes of I-80 west of Carlin on Wednesday sent multiple people to the hospital and caused a diesel fuel spill and small fire, the Eureka County sheriff’s office said.

The interstate reopened Wednesday afternoon after emergency crews put out the fire and cleaned up 25 gallon of diesel fuel, authorities told the Elko Daily Free Press. There was no immediate word on the condition of any of the people who were hurt.

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The 4.6 inches of snow that fell at Winnemucca Airport broke the old record of 0.9 inches for the date set in 1984, the National Weather Service said.

Record rainfall was recorded at Ely, Tonopah and Eureka where rain rarely falls this time of year. The .68 inches of rain at Eureka erased the old record of .36 inches set in 1982, the service said.

Partly sunny skies were forecast across the region on Friday with highs in the mid-30s to low 40s F.

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