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ECCDA Discussions for Yreka and Modoc California Dispatch Areas
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MEDFORD OR
209 AM PST Wed Dec 3 2025

ECC002-040415-
West Yreka-
Discussion for Western Klamath
209 AM PST Wed Dec 3 2025

Dry weather is expected today  with near normal temperatures and
strong inversions. On Thursday a front will move into the region
but stay north of the area. So expect continued dry weather with
an increase of clouds. The pattern is expected to become more
active Friday and Saturday with increasing chances for light
precipitation, highest across western Siskiyou. A chance to slight
chance for precipitation continues Sunday. Snow levels will be
high, around 7000 feet or higher Friday through Sunday.


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ECC102-040415-
East Yreka-
Discussion for Eastern Klamath
209 AM PST Wed Dec 3 2025

Dry weather is expected today  with near normal temperatures and
strong inversions. On Thursday a front will move into the region
but stay north of the area. So expect continued dry weather with
an increase of clouds. The pattern is expected to become more
active Friday and Saturday with increasing chances for light
precipitation, highest across western Siskiyou. A chance to slight
chance for precipitation continues Sunday. Snow levels will be
high, around 7000 feet or higher Friday through Sunday.


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ECC003-040415-
Alturas-
Discussion for Modoc
209 AM PST Wed Dec 3 2025

Dry weather is expected today  with near normal temperatures and
strong inversions. On Thursday a front will move into the region
but stay north of the area. So expect continued dry weather across
Modoc. The pattern is expected to become more active Friday and
Saturday with increasing chances for light precipitation. A
chance to slight chance for precipitation continues Sunday. Snow
levels will be high, around 7000 feet or higher Friday through
Sunday.


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