Land Management Forecasts
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ECCDA Discussions
National Weather Service Reno NV
228 AM PDT Sat Sep 26 2026

ECC004-270930-
Lassen NF and BLM in Modoc, Lassen, and Washoe Counties-
Discussion for Susanville
228 AM PDT Sat Sep 26 2026

S/SW wind gusts each afternoon this weekend will be breezy (up to 25
mph) with dry conditions. Cooler temperatures expected for early
next week with a 10-20% chance for light rain showers late Sunday
night. Winds shift to northerly on Monday with dry conditions
prevailing through the work week.

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ECC009-270930-
Plumas NF-
Discussion for Quincy
228 AM PDT Sat Sep 26 2026

SW wind gusts each afternoon this weekend will be breezy (up to
25 mph) with dry conditions. Cooler temperatures expected to start
next week with warmer temperatures by midweek. Dry conditions
will prevail through the work week.

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ECC012-270930-
Tahoe Basin, Sierra Foothills and El Dorado NF-
Discussion for Camino
228 AM PDT Sat Sep 26 2026

W/SW wind gusts each afternoon this weekend will be breezy (up to
25 mph with up to 45 mph at the Sierra ridges) with dry conditions.
Cooler temperatures expected to start next week with a 10-20% chance
for light rain showers (light snow for elevations over 9000 ft) east
of the Sierra crest on Sunday night into early Monday. Dry conditions
prevail beginning Monday afternoon with warmer temperatures by midweek.

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ECC016-017-270930-
Sierra Front in Alpine county-
Inyo NF, Mono County and Owens Valley-
Discussion for SF and Inyo
228 AM PDT Sat Sep 26 2026

SW wind gusts each afternoon this weekend will be breezy (up to
30 mph with up to 45 mph at the Sierra ridges) with dry conditions.
Cooler temperatures expected to start next week with a 20-50%
chance for light rain showers (light snow for elevations over 9000
ft) on Sunday night through Monday. Dry conditions prevail
beginning Tuesday with warmer temperatures by midweek.

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