Land Management Forecasts
Issued by NWS Medford, OR
Issued by NWS Medford, OR
725 FNUS86 KMFR 252054 FWLMFR ECCDA Discussions for Yreka and Modoc California Dispatch Areas NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MEDFORD OR 154 PM PDT Sat May 25 2024 ECC002-261500- West Yreka- Discussion for Western Klamath 154 PM PDT Sat May 25 2024 High pressure over the area will strengthen on Sunday, then gradually shift east late Monday. This will bring warm and dry weather with near to above normal temperatures, and local diurnal winds. There is a low chance (5-10%) for thunderstorms late Monday. An upper trough will moves in Tuesday bringing a cooling trend and breezy to gusty afternoon winds The trough will remain over the area Wednesday with continued mild temperatures. Late in the week, models support a warming and drying trend. $$ ECC102-261500- East Yreka- Discussion for Eastern Klamath 154 PM PDT Sat May 25 2024 High pressure over the area will strengthen on Sunday, then gradually shift east late Monday. This will bring warm and dry weather with near to above normal temperatures, and local diurnal winds. There is a low chance (5-10%) for thunderstorms late Monday. An upper trough will moves in Tuesday and remains in place Wednesday bringing a cooling trend and breezy to gusty afternoon winds. There is also a slight chance (15%) for thunderstorms in eastern Siskiyou County Tuesday afternoon and evening. Late in the week, models support a warming and drying trend. $$ ECC003-261500- Alturas- Discussion for Modoc 154 PM PDT Sat May 25 2024 High pressure over the area will strengthen on Sunday, then gradually shift east late Monday. This will bring warm and dry weather with near to above normal temperatures, and local diurnal winds. There is a low chance (5-10%) for thunderstorms late Monday. An upper trough will moves in Tuesday and remains in place Wednesday bringing a cooling trend and breezy to gusty afternoon winds. There is also a low chance (10%) for thunderstorms in Modoc County Tuesday afternoon and evening. Late in the week, models support a warming and drying trend. $$