Land Management Forecasts
Issued by NWS Reno, NV
Issued by NWS Reno, NV
673 FNUS85 KREV 182307 FWLREV ECCDA Discussions National Weather Service Reno NV 407 PM PDT Wed Jun 18 2025 ECC004-192315- Lassen NF and BLM in Modoc, Lassen, and Washoe Counties- Discussion for Susanville 407 PM PDT Wed Jun 18 2025 Temperatures peak today, with continued dry conditions and light winds. A trough moving into the region Thursday through Saturday will produce stronger gusty winds and much cooler temperatures. Low humidities continue, bringing widespread elevated to locally critical fire weather conditions are during the afternoons and evenings Thursday through Saturday. There is a 30-60% chance of showers and possible thunderstorms early Saturday morning. $$ ECC009-012-192315- Plumas NF-Tahoe Basin, Sierra Foothills and El Dorado NF- Discussion for Quincy and Camino 407 PM PDT Wed Jun 18 2025 Temperatures peak today, with continued dry conditions and light winds. A trough moving into the region Thursday through Saturday will produce stronger gusty winds and much cooler temperatures. Low humidities continue, bringing widespread elevated to locally critical fire weather conditions are during the afternoons and evenings Thursday through Saturday. $$ ECC016-192315- Sierra Front in Alpine county- Discussion for SF 407 PM PDT Wed Jun 18 2025 Temperatures peak today, with continued dry conditions and light winds. A trough moving into the region Thursday through Saturday will produce stronger gusty winds and much cooler temperatures. Low humidities continue, bringing widespread elevated to locally critical fire weather conditions are during the afternoons and evenings Thursday through Saturday. $$ ECC017-192315- Inyo NF, Mono County and Owens Valley- Discussion for Inyo 407 PM PDT Wed Jun 18 2025 Temperatures peak today, with continued dry conditions and light winds. A trough moving into the region Thursday through Saturday will produce stronger gusty winds and much cooler temperatures. Low humidities continue, bringing widespread elevated to locally critical fire weather conditions are during the afternoons and evenings Thursday through Saturday. $$