Gabbs and the surrounding valley are under mostly sunny skies through midweek, according to the National Weather Service point forecast for the area just north of town.

This afternoon’s high is expected near 66 degrees under sunny conditions with light west winds. Overnight lows settle around 39 degrees under mostly clear skies. Tuesday and Wednesday look similar, with highs near 62 and 58 and lows in the mid-to-upper 30s.

By Thursday and Friday partly sunny skies continue with highs near 59-57. Isolated showers become possible Friday night into the weekend, with snow levels starting around 8,000 feet and lowering toward 6,600-7,400 feet. Chance of precipitation reaches about 40 percent Saturday night and Sunday.

Travelers on SR 361, Pole Line Road, US 95 near Hawthorne, and routes through Middlegate or Green Springs Summit should watch for gusty winds and reduced visibility if showers develop. No winter-weather advisories were in effect for the immediate corridor as of the latest update.

Always verify the latest at weather.gov or by calling 511 before departure, as desert basin forecasts can shift with incoming systems.