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Bishop, California Weather Forecast Discussion

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Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Las Vegas NV 355 PM PDT Mon Sep 15 2025

.KEY MESSAGES...

* Warm and dry weather will continue through Wednesday.

* Showers and thunderstorm chances return Wednesday night through the weekend, with Thursday and Friday being the highest potential for widespread rainfall and impacts.

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.DISCUSSION...through Sunday.

High pressure remains over the region through Wednesday, resulting in mostly clear skies, light winds, and warming temperatures. By Wednesday afternoon, high temperatures will run slightly above normal. With increasing moisture, temperatures after Wednesday will drop back to normal or below normal levels.

Increasing confidence for a dramatic shift in the weather pattern the second half of the week as an upper level trough sitting off the California coast interacts with tropical moisture associated with Mario. While the tropical system itself will remain offshore, moisture will advect into the region on southwest flow starting Wednesday night. Thursday through Friday, significant moisture with over 200% of normal PWATs will be situated over the area, with high probabilities for over 1.00 inch PWATS for areas south of the I-15 as well as in Death Valley by Friday. Meanwhile, models are coming into better consensus that forcing will increase as the offshore low shifts into south-central California. With ample moisture and decent upper level support, increasing PoPs are expected Thursday and Friday, with the highest chances for precipitation and impacts over San Bernardino County into Death Valley and far southern Nevada where the best forcing will set up. There remains a significant amount of uncertainty beyond that as small scale features Thursday and Friday define exact amounts and potential impacts. There is at least a marginal risk for heavy rain leading to flash flooding in San Bernardino County into Death Valley and far southern Nevada, with WPC Excessive Rainfall highlighting this Thursday into Friday. Additional details and impacts beyond that remain unclear at this time.

Moisture will linger into the weekend, but should wane compared to Thursday and Friday. Forcing will also be less robust over the weekend, which means showers and thunderstorms will be possible Saturday and Sunday but will follow a more typical monsoon-type set up with diurnal, low-end convective trends and thunderstorms favoring the terrain. &&

.AVIATION...For Harry Reid...For the 00Z Forecast Package...Typical light wind patterns are expected through the period. Light east to southeast winds will continue into the early evening. Speeds will generally remain under 10KT, though a few upticks with gusts to around 15KT are possible with the southeast winds. Southwest winds under 8KT will return after sunset. A repeat of today`s winds is expected Tuesday. Skies will be clear with temperatures under 100 degrees.

For the rest of southern Nevada, northwest Arizona and southeast California...For the 00Z Forecast Package...Winds will generally follow typical daily directional patterns with speeds of less than 10KT through the forecast period. Breezy south to southeasterly winds will continue through sunset in the Owens Valley including KBIH with gusts of around 10KT, then winds will slowly diminish. Winds on Tuesday will be similar to today`s winds. Skies will be clear areawide.

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.SPOTTER INFORMATION STATEMENT...Spotters are encouraged to report any significant weather or impacts according to standard operating procedures.

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DISCUSSION/AVIATION...Nickerson

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