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Land Management Forecasts
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ECCDA DISCUSSIONS FOR YREKA AND MODOC CALIFORNIA DISPATCH AREAS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MEDFORD OR
311 PM PDT MON MAY 20 2013

ECC002-211615-
WEST YREKA-
DISCUSSION FOR...WESTERN KLAMATH
311 PM PDT MON MAY 20 2013


TODAY WILL BE THE LAST WARM, DRY DAY FOR AWHILE AS HIGH PRESSURE
RIDGING GIVES WAY TO A COLD FRONT ON TUESDAY. THIS COLD FRONT WILL
CAUSE HIGH TEMPERATURES NEAR 20 DEGREES LOWER ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON
AS COMPARED TO THIS AFTERNOON. RAIN AND SNOW WILL FALL BEHIND THE
FRONT ON TUESDAY FROM THE MARBLE MOUNTAINS WESTWARD. EAST OF THERE
THE FRONT WILL BE MOSTLY DRY WITH WINDS GUSTING MOSTLY IN THE 20 TO
30 MPH RANGE. SNOW LEVELS WILL FALL SHARPLY TO NEAR 2500 FEET ON
WEDNESDAY MORNING. THE UPPER LOW WILL REMAIN OVER THE REGION
THROUGH THE WEEK BRINGING PERIODS OF PRECIPITATION AND CONTINUED
UNSEASONABLY COOL WEATHER. THIS WEEKEND SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS
WILL LINGER AS TEMPERATURES MODERATE.


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ECC102-211615-
EAST YREKA-
DISCUSSION FOR...EASTERN KLAMATH
311 PM PDT MON MAY 20 2013


TODAY WILL BE THE LAST WARM, DRY DAY FOR AWHILE AS HIGH PRESSURE
RIDGING GIVES WAY TO A COLD FRONT ON TUESDAY. THIS COLD FRONT WILL
CAUSE HIGH TEMPERATURES NEAR 20 DEGREES LOWER ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON
AS COMPARED TO THIS AFTERNOON. RAIN AND SNOW WILL FALL BEHIND THE
FRONT ON TUESDAY FROM THE MARBLE MOUNTAINS WESTWARD. EAST OF THERE
THE FRONT WILL BE MOSTLY DRY WITH WINDS GUSTING MOSTLY IN THE 20 TO
30 MPH RANGE. SNOW LEVELS WILL FALL SHARPLY TO NEAR 2500 FEET ON
WEDNESDAY MORNING. THE UPPER LOW WILL REMAIN OVER THE REGION
THROUGH THE WEEK BRINGING PERIODS OF PRECIPITATION AND CONTINUED
UNSEASONABLY COOL WEATHER. THIS WEEKEND SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS
WILL LINGER AS TEMPERATURES MODERATE.


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ECC003-211615-
ALTURAS-
DISCUSSION FOR...MODOC
311 PM PDT MON MAY 20 2013


TODAY WILL BE THE LAST WARM, DRY DAY FOR AWHILE AS HIGH PRESSURE
RIDGING GIVES WAY TO A COLD FRONT ON TUESDAY. THIS COLD FRONT WILL
CAUSE HIGH TEMPERATURES NEAR 20 DEGREES LOWER ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON
AS COMPARED TO THIS AFTERNOON. THE FRONT WILL BE MOSTLY DRY
ACROSS THE MODOC WITH WINDS GUSTING MOSTLY IN THE 30 TO 40 MPH
RANGE. SNOW LEVELS WILL FALL SHARPLY TO NEAR 2500 FEET ON
WEDNESDAY MORNING. THE UPPER LOW WILL REMAIN OVER THE REGION
THROUGH THE WEEK BRINGING THE POTENTIAL OF SOME PRECIPITATION AND
CONTINUED UNSEASONABLY COOL WEATHER. THIS WEEKEND SHOWERS AND
THUNDERSTORMS WILL LINGER AS TEMPERATURES MODERATE.


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National Weather Service Weather Forecast Office
