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Thursday, July 8th, 2021 @ 10:07 AM
Eastern Sierra Weather Synopsis:
A very strong ridge of high pressure will be the story over the next week. The higher elevations will see very warm daytime temperatures with dangerously hot conditions below 7000 feet.
Temperatures look to be at or near record levels Friday into Monday. A minimal increase in moisture will bring isolated thunderstorm (20% chance) activity to parts of the higher elevations of the Sierra today into Sunday.
By next Wednesday highs look to come down about 4-6 degrees from the peak of this high-pressure ridge.
Lows at night will be warm until well past the midnight hour. If you’re coming up to the area make sure to bring a fan or two or you’re going to be too warm at night for a good sleep.
For this traveling to the area over the next week. Please know that in the Owens Valley there will be an extended period of heat expected.
Areas south of Bishop will be near 110 mid-day. Make sure your vehicle is ready for those conditions.
NWS ALERT BISHOP: EXCESSIVE HEAT WATCH IN EFFECT FROM WEDNESDAY MORNING THROUGH MONDAY EVENING…FOR THE ENTIRE OWENS VALLEY. TRAVELERS BE PREPARED.
Air quality remains good at this time – Fire Conditions Remain Extreme in the Area
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