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ECCDA Discussions for Yreka and Modoc California Dispatch Areas
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MEDFORD OR
310 AM PDT Wed Sep 18 2024

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West Yreka-
Discussion for Western Klamath
310 AM PDT Wed Sep 18 2024

Rain showers will linger today. There is a low (10%) chance
for isolated thunderstorms in southwest Siskiyou county this
afternoon. High pressure will bring warm and dry weather Thursday
into the weekend. Breezy northeast winds are expected over the
ridges in the overnight hours through Saturday morning with
overnight recoveries becoming moderate Friday night and Saturday
night. Early next week, temperatures warm further. Then a trough
may move into the area around the middle of next week, with
temperatures trending less warm.


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East Yreka-
Discussion for Eastern Klamath
310 AM PDT Wed Sep 18 2024

Rain showers will linger today. There is a low (10%) chance
for isolated thunderstorms in southwest Siskiyou county this
afternoon. High pressure will bring warm and dry weather Thursday
into the weekend. Breezy northeast winds are expected over the
ridges in the overnight hours through Saturday morning with
overnight recoveries becoming moderate Friday night and Saturday
night. Early next week, temperatures warm further. Then a trough
may move into the area around the middle of next week, with
temperatures trending less warm.



$$

ECC003-190415-
Alturas-
Discussion for Modoc
310 AM PDT Wed Sep 18 2024


Rain showers will linger today. There is a slight (15%) chance
for isolated thunderstorms in Modoc county this afternoon. High
pressure will bring warm and dry weather Thursday into the
weekend. Breezy northeast winds are expected over the
ridges in the overnight hours through Saturday morning with
overnight recoveries becoming moderate Friday night and Saturday
night. Early next week, temperatures warm further. Then a
trough may move into the area around the middle of next week, with
temperatures trending less warm.


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