Forecast: Owens Valley, Mammoth and Mono County

By: Dennis Mattinson, Weather & Atmospheric Forecaster

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SierraWave Media: Radio – TV – Online News FRI MAR 01 2013

Still looking at sunny skies today and most of tomorrow, with comfortable temperatures. Now Saturday night into Sunday a system will pass through Washington, Oregon and Idaho, with a weak extension dropping down a far as Yosemite. So a slight chance of showers in Mono County. Ridging rebounds Monday into Tuesday, before a stronger system flattens the ridge and enters the West Coast Tuesday night into Wednesday with lingering showers Thursday. Here we have a better chance of rain /snow across the district.

So, here’s a question for you. Are you interested in the weather? Then this is for you!

Staff from the National Weather Service Las Vegas office will be in Bishop to provide a 2-hour Storm Spotters training open to all community members. The event is sponsored by the Bishop Tribe’s Air Quality Program and the Environmental Management Office.

Bishop Tribe will provide refreshments to all participants and attendees will receive a t-shirt. Date: March 5, 2013, 11:30 am to 1:30 pm. Location: Owens Valley Cultural Center, 2300 W. Line St., Bishop. Questions: Call Toni Richards; 760 873 7845

FOR THE OWENS VALLEY:

Today: Mostly sunny. Highs 68 / Lows 28. Winds SE 5 mph.

Saturday & Sunday: Mostly sunny Saturday becoming cloudy on Sunday. Highs 68 / Lows 28. Winds SE 5 – 8 mph.

FOR THE TOWN OF MAMMOTH LAKES:

Today: Mostly sunny. Highs 50 / Lows 28. Winds NE 5 mph.

Saturday & Sunday: Mostly sunny becoming cloudy with a slight chance of rain and snow Saturday night into Sunday. Highs 47 / Lows 24. Winds SW 5 – 10 mph..

FOR MONO COUNTY:

Today: Mostly sunny. Highs 52 – 62 / Lows 19 – 29. Winds W 5 mph.

Saturday & Sunday: Partly to mostly cloudy slight chance of rain and snow Saturday night into Sunday. Highs 50 – 60 / Lows 19 – 29. Winds W 5 mph.

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