by Dennis Mattinson | Apr 23, 2026 | 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 APR 24 2026 Troughing will hang off the West Coast thru the weekend (probably into the last week of April). The...
by Public Service Anouncements | Apr 20, 2026 | Inyo County, Local News, Press Release, Public Service Announcement, Snow, Weather
NWS Tuesday Eastern Sierra Slopes can expect 8 to 12 inches of snow above 8500 feet.
by Jason Brown | Mar 2, 2026 | High Winds, Inyo County, Local News, Rain, Snow, Weather
Following a recent webinar with the National Weather Service Las Vegas, forecasters outlined two incoming weather systems expected to affect the region this week. The first system is tracking primarily toward the San Bernardino area, where strong winds will be the...
by Dennis Mattinson | Feb 18, 2026 | Dennis Weather, Freeze, 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 – THU FEB 19 2026 One more wave is lined up to move into our area today. Now it’s a bit smaller and colder, but the...
by Jason Brown | Feb 17, 2026 | 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 FEB 18 2026 Today snow showers linger, mainly over Mammoth and the Sierra, generally clearing in the Owens Valley....
by News Staff | Feb 17, 2026 | Big PIne, City of Bishop, Inyo County, Local News, Mono County, Rain, Snow, Weather
NWS Storm Update Heavy Snow Remains Expected Through Thursday A wind Advisory has been extended into Wednesday morning for Death Valley National Park. A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for the Owens Valley, with snow accumulations above 4000 feet expected late...
