by Dennis Mattinson | Dec 30, 2025 | Dennis Weather, Inyo County, Local News, Mono County, Rain, Snow, Weather
Area Forecast Discussion Owens Valley / Mammoth Lakes / Mono County / Death Valley Dennis Mattinson / Sierra Atmospheric Forecaster Synopsis – WED DEC 31 2025 – THRU FRIDAY Increasing cloud cover today, from a Northward bound low off the Baja coast. This...
by Jason Brown | Dec 29, 2025 | Dennis Weather, Inyo County, Local News, Mono County, Weather
Area Forecast Discussion Owens Valley / Mammoth Lakes / Mono County / Death Valley Dennis Mattinson / Sierra Atmospheric Forecaster Synopsis – TUE DEC 30 2025 Slight warming starts today, as weak high pressure maintains its presence. As always though, things...
by Dennis Mattinson | Dec 28, 2025 | Dennis Weather, Inyo County, Local News, Mono County, Weather
Area Forecast Discussion Owens Valley / Mammoth Lakes / Mono County / Death Valley Dennis Mattinson / Sierra Atmospheric Forecaster Synopsis – MON DEC 29 2025 The weekend was all Bluebird. This, after Mammoth Main picked up near 72 inches and the summit near 100...
by Dennis Mattinson | Dec 26, 2025 | Dennis Weather, Inyo County, Local News, Mono County, Rain, Snow, Weather
Area Forecast Discussion Owens Valley / Mammoth Lakes / Mono County / Death Valley Dennis Mattinson / Sierra Atmospheric Forecaster Synopsis – FRI DEC 26 2025 – THRU EARLY NEXT WEEK The Christmas snow dump in Mammoth continues until today, along...
by Dennis Mattinson | Dec 23, 2025 | Dennis Weather, Inyo County, Local News, Mono County, Rain, Snow, Weather
Area Forecast Discussion Owens Valley / Mammoth Lakes / Mono County / Death Valley Dennis Mattinson / Sierra Atmospheric Forecaster Synopsis – WED DEC 24 2025 – CHRISTMAS EVE Christmas is just around the corner and with that, a very dynamic pattern...
by Press Release | Dec 23, 2025 | Flooding, Freeze, Local News, Mono County, Rain, Road Conditions, Snow, Storm Damage, Weather
NWinter Storm Warning issued for the Sierra and White Mountains Tuesday evening through Friday evening. Snow totals of several feet are likely in the highest elevations of the Sierra.
